All posts tagged choices
Sometimes I don’t know which road I should take. It gets especially challenging when I allow the voices of past failures to challenge my plans for a New Beginning – or perhaps a Do Over!
My 2015 year-end sabbatical came early. Early Fall after a cross-country RV adventure, I came face-to-face with all the exits and detours that had slowly moved me away from God’s next best step in my life. Yes, even good choices can keep us from God’s BEST choice. Facing your choices,
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“Know what you believe” – Taking ownership and responsibility for my actions has always been part of my work ethic (legacy from my parents) but it has not always spilled over into other areas of my life.
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“I just don’t have enough time,” you say while silently sighing from the very depths of your heart. No one is listening because you decided there’s no need to share that, “Someday I will << fill in your dream or goal>>.” You simply can’t seem to find the time or worse, your goals are buried so deep in yesterday they don’t even cross your mind.
read more“A Negative Attitude is the key to success” said no one ever!
From the moment we open our eyes each morning we are presented with a multitude of choices. Over time some of our choices may become habits. Attitude is a choice. We get to choose our outlook for each day, our approach to people or events. Our behavior reflects our attitude. Attitude not only influences our actions but it also spills over into the lives of everyone we connect with. It’s contagious.
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Let’s do this HEALTH thing!
As a couple, Paul and I have made the commitment to live an on-purpose life – body, mind, spirit, finances. As we walk out our personal journey, we have also purposed to help others do the same. Anticipating a number of tempting food stops on our cross-country trip, we chose to “wear” our health message.
read moreBusiness & Pleasure… a fine combination!
Atlanta-bound for a Health & Wellness Conference, I planned several visits with family and friends this past weekend. This was not always the case for me.
In my past experience as a global business consultant, I took pride in staying totally focused on the task at hand. I would wrap my trips with much preparation upfront and then a thorough time of debriefing on the back end. I efficiently scheduled my flights to arrive at night so that I could get to the office early the next morning.
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