Showing posts with label make life easier. Show all posts
Showing posts with label make life easier. Show all posts

Tuesday, February 21, 2012

Tranquil Tuesday

When you’re under a lot of stress, it’s easy to lose perspective and think that “Nothing is worse than what’s happening to me,” but I found a simple experiment helped me regain my perspective:

I asked myself which situation could I handle for a longer time period, bearing my stressful problem or holding my breath. I quickly found the lack of oxygen infinitely more difficult to handle. I couldn’t hold my breath for more than a minute, but I had been bearing with my stressful problems for days. This little experiment, as silly as it sounds, caused a shift in my thinking that made it easier to with my personal life stressors.

Friday, February 17, 2012

Friendly Friday

It’s Friday, you’ve made it through the week! Do you feel successful? 

Well, when you examine the facts you’ll see that you deserve to feel that way. Just remember that millions and millions of micro-cellular events had to occur successfully in order for you to be born! The truth is, you were already successful when you were born! So reassure yourself over and over. Use the power of your mind and remember - Repetition works….. Repetition works… Repetition works….Repetition works…..  Repetition works…..Repetition works……

Thursday, February 16, 2012

Thoughtful Thursday


Does your mind know where you are? Behind on a deadline? Beside yourself? Over a barrel?  Unemployed? Underemployed? 

Is your mind asking questions like “What am I learning to make my life easier (or at least more bearable)? Is it coming up with answers or at least making a date with you for later that day to look for answers on the web, in libraries, and from people with more experience? 

Answers are out there. From Hi Tech: A wristwatch (google ‘personal management wristwatches’) that will download your schedule from your personal computer, display it on your watch, and help you manage your time with alarms, to Low Tech: Advice on innovative strategies for finding jobs by asking priests, ministers, or Rabbis, etc. There are more out there than you could ever use, so set your mind out after them!