Most days I rely on positive affirmations / mantras via the wise words of others who bring significant reminders to me on how I should move forward with my day. I often use the following quotes when managing my own workload and practical motivation and my emotional well-being. My days are also jam-packed with writing, wonderful family and friends, lots of laughter (and sometimes tears) and of course, conversation over good food. I want to live a complete life, so quote #4 below is a daily mantra... do you have one?
Here’s five quotes I’m grateful for today:
1. ‘Don't worry about failure. Worry about the chances you miss when you don't even try.’ – author unknown (I first read this in 1990 when I was working as a cadet in the public service in Canberra. I have always remembered and reminded myself when I’m fearing failure.)
2. ‘Happiness is not something ready made. It comes from your own actions.’
- Dalai Lama
3. ‘Hate is too great a burden to bear. It injures the hater more than it injures the hated.’ - Coretta Scott King
4. 'I've got a great ambition to die of exhaustion rather than boredom.' Mark Twain
5. 3. ‘Don't cry for a man who's left you, the next one may fall for your smile.’ - Mae West
NOW: What great quotes are YOU grateful for? I’d love some more words of wisdom, so please share.
4 comments:
Hi Anita, Try this one which I have carried around like a well loved blankie for ages...To change everything simply change your attitude. Of course Dory's (from Finding Nemo)is timeless in a fishy sort of way...Just keep swimming...Dimity PS I don't really have a blankie!
Hi Dimity!
Regardless of blankie - we all have one don't we? :) - today I will just keep swimming. Love it. Thanks for dropping by and sharing.
And am working towards changing everything :)
Peace,
Anita
Thank you for the great quotes Anita! They all feel relevant to my life in one way or another. :)
A quote I go back to when I want to chicken out:
"Life begins at the end of your comfort zone."
Have a great day!
Oh Madicken - I LOVE that quote. Thanks so much for sharing it here. I will retell for sure.
Much peace, Anita
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