Quote of the Day

"The victory of success is half won when one gains the habit of setting goals and achieving them. Even the most tedious chore will become endurable as you parade through each day convinced that every task, no matter how menial or boring, brings you closer to fulfilling your dreams."
— Og Mandino: Author, The Greatest Salesman in the World.

I love to set and achieve goals. I have lived most of my life by goals and to do lists. I usually know what I am aiming at. Sometimes tho, I get off focus and am aimless. I hate that feeling. I also don’t like not knowing what God wants me to do. Heck, sometimes I don’t know what I want me to do. I want a passion and something I am passionate about. Something I am so passionate about it gets me up in the morning excited about the day. I have things I can do. Things I am good at. Things I sort of enjoy doing – but nothing I am passionate about. Once I find something I am passionate about, then figure out how to monetize that passion. Life will come into focus and I will be able to move forward in a positive direction.

Until then, I will go thru one day at a time praying for direction and passion. Do you have direction and passion??? I sure hope so.

Have a magnificient day.

Quote of the Day

"Slow down and enjoy life. It's not only the scenery you miss by going too fast - you also miss the sense of where you are going and why."
Eddie Cantor

Hmmmmmmm wondering how a quote can slap you in the face so hard. This is MY quote for the day. I need to “slow down and enjoy life.” Seriously, I miss way too much. Or I am to tense to see what is along the way on the path of life.

Am I the only one going a mile a minute and trying to slow down and smell the roses? Surely not. Life is not this serious. Or if it is – I am not slowed down enough to notice. Once again, my goal for 2010 is to relax and enjoy life. If you have suggestions – I am totally up for them.

Until next time – relax and enjoy life.

Quote of the Day

“So many of our dreams at first seem impossible, then they seem improbable, and then, when we summon the will, they soon become inevitable.”
Christopher Reeve

Everyone needs to dream. Dream big and realize you can fulfill your dreams. I recently read a fantastic book that JJ told me about. Dream Manager by Matthew Kelly. It is an awesome book. I truly believe EVERYONE needs a Dream Manager to help them figure out how to get from point A to Point B in fulfilling their dreams. Do you have a dream? I do. Actually I have many. I am taking one step at a time and they will come true.

Have a magnificent day and remember to DREAM!!!!

Quote of the Day

"There are two primary choices in life: to accept conditions as they exist, or accept the responsibility for changing them."
Denis Waitley

I really like this quote. It goes along with the one yesterday about not blaming others and owning the issue/problem. I have no problem owning my issues. I have a bigger problem not owning the issues of others.

I have a couple goals for 2010. One is to get over my busyness addiction. When I relax I feel guilty. I need to learn to relax plus to have “focused” activity. Sometimes I wonder if I am a tad bit ADHD. Surely NOT!!! :-) My other goal is to figure out how to make Every Day Saturday. 1st action is to set up a couple LLCs. I wish it was as easy as it sounds. Guess I need to contact an attorney to get a couple questions answered. I will keep you posted as I journey down this path.

Have a fantastic day.
Charyl

Quote of the Day

People may fail many times, but they become failures
only when they begin to blame someone else.
Unknown

Oh, if only some of my kids could learn this. I am thinking of a couple of the younger ones who have not owned any problem EVER. It is always someone else’s fault in their minds. It is sad, and something I have tried to teach them over the years but to no avail. Sadly I was the blame, in their minds, for just about everything. Everything from school and family problems to the weather. I have learned enough about Reactive Attachment Disorder to know that this is typical. No conscience so, of course, someone else has to be to blame. It is obviously NOT their fault.

I am so thankful I have a normal conscience and am very familiar with feeling guilty. Sometimes my “feeling guilty” is on hyper-over-drive. Tho knowing Jesus as my Lord and Savior sure helps since I know that HE will forgive me of all my sins.

Have a wonderful day.