Encouraging Words
Creating a simple, fulfilling and joyful life.
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Encouraging Coach
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The Creative Call : An Artist's Response to the Way of the Spirit (Writers' Palette Book)
Hotel Pastis
I adore Peter Mayle's books and immersing myself in another culture
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Hitch
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lots of water
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a night at home with books to read
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working in the garden with my family
family
planning my daughter's bday party with her
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blogs
family
planning my daughter's bday party with her
sponsers
blogs
Swingset Reflections
Deep Fun
Keri Smith
Jen Gray
Applied Imagination
French Toast
Girl
The World According to Liz
Rebecca's Pocket
Jason Womack
Superhero Journal
Want Peace?
Bea's Diary
Maganda
Darylynn's Homework
Worthwhile
Sooo Grateful
Slacker Manager
Positive Psychology
Laurie's Success Blog
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© Beth Dargis 2002-2005
11/09/2004
"You'll find that life will be a lot easier and much more fun when you make the decision to drop your complaining. All it does is make you feel sorry for yourself -- sad, angry, victimized, suspicious, and/or self-righteous. When you argue for your limitations, your thoughts and words merely get in your way and greatly interfere with your ability to create. With complaining out of the way, you'll create the space for an explosion of creativity. All it takes is a simple decision: the decision to stop yourself from falling into the complaining habit. At first, it may be difficult. Don't worry. You'll quickly get used to the nicer feelings that come from a life without complaints."-Richard Carlson in "Don't Worry, Make Money"
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posted by Beth Dargis on 11/09/2004 08:42:00 AM | ⊗