Are you just enduing life? Or are you enjoying life?
Granted, some days are better than others, but everyday has the potential to be a great day.
Some people have their mind preset to expect the best. Having this mindset can make you a self-fulling prophet for the good that happens in your life.
If you fill your mind with at least 80% of good thoughts, the 80/20 rule will work in your favor.
If your mindset is to just get by everyday - you are enduring life.
When you look forward to all the good that is going to happen each day, you are enjoying life.
Life is way too short to endure life. Enjoy life and get the most out of it.
Make someone's day and perform a random act of kindness. It could be as simple as helping someone enjoy life.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Enjoying or Enduring?
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Tuesday, January 8, 2008
Wahoo
I was watching ESPN Sports Center this morning and heard Les Miles, the LSU football coach let out a Wahoo during an interview. His team had just won the NCAA Division 1 football championship.
Here is one of my favorite dialogs from the Movie IQ:
Catherine Boyd: You took Albert Einstein for a ride on that thing?
Ed Walters: Sure.
Catherine Boyd: Well don't ever do that again!
Ed Walters: Come on. He loved it. He went Wahoo.
Catherine Boyd: Wahoo?
Ed Walters: When's the last time he said Wahoo?
Catherine Boyd: Well I'm sure I don't know.
Ed Walters: When's the last time *you* said Wahoo?
Catherine Boyd: Well I'm *sure* I don't know.
You need to enjoy the good things that happen to you and every now and then you need to let people know that you are enjoying them.
Make someone's day and perform a random act of kindness. You never know, that person might let out a Wahoo!
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Monday, September 17, 2007
Enjoy Your Family Time
This past Saturday was one of the best days I have had in a long time.
No, I didn't win the lottery. And no, I did not receive an inheritance from a long, lost uncle which made me a multi-millionaire.
The day started with my wife and I perusing the Farmer's market and listening to some local musicians while consuming a snack.
Then we went home for a bit and our teenage daughter dropped by for a visit to see the parental units for a while. Those of you with teenage kids will appreciate this because once the teenage years come around they would prefer to spend more time with their friends. Now parents, I hope you are sitting down, because you are going to have a hard time believing this one - our daughter actually wanted to be seen in public with us without an ulterior motive. We went to a interior home store and she showed us stuff that we actually liked.
When our daughter was done showing us stuff, she went on her way and my wife and I did a little shopping on our own.
To culminate the day, my wife and I went out for dinner. Our meal and service were both very good. The waiter spent the right amount of time and attention with us and gave us enough personal time to talk about whatever.
Make your family's day and spend some time with them. It will one of the best investments of your time.
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