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Posts Tagged ‘forgiveness’
March 17th, 2010 - 12:11 am § in busy bloggers, recent posts
blogging tips from expert bloggers – New York Times vs SITS girls bloggy boot camp
What is Your Soul’s Agenda?
Neale Donald Walsch is best known for his Conversations with God series and for being a modern day spiritual messenger. His newest book is about change. Neale says "all change is good". Do you agree? Watch this inspirational video to find out why all change is good and for the (almost) ‘quick f[...]
What’s the best way to make someone feel loved?
This week we are pleased to present Annabel Candy (great name for Valentine's day) with her thoughts on Dr. Gary Chapman's book, the 5 Love Languages. "The book explains that everyone has different ways of knowing that they’re loved. Obviously, we all need to feel loved, but if everyone experience[...]
Your Power to Assist by Sending a Single Thought: Random Acts of Kick Arse
It occurred to me recently that if it's true that God works in mysterious ways then maybe there is a method to his madness. What if tragedy strikes to make us stop our daily goings-on. Stop and focus love, attention, caring and real assistance all at once, all together on one person, one place, one[...]
January 26th, 2010 - 12:35 pm § in funny, grunge, popular, recent posts, stay young from the inside out
Sticky Situations: I’m trying to watch the game and these cheerleaders keep getting in the way
Consider the following predicament. Men, I'm sure you can relate to this young man's situation. Courtside seats! With cheerleaders blocking his view, so to speak. Women, I'm sure we can all relate to his date's response. 99% of women in this same situation would respond with a similar dirty look[...]
January 24th, 2010 - 12:11 am § in recent posts, stay young from the inside out
How to Stay Young from the Inside Out? Don’t Worry Be Happy
Welcome to the January 24, 2010 edition of staying young - from the inside out. This week, we have an interesting sampling encouraging us to "be bolder". From saying NO to being pantless and proud, plus how to give up worrying.[...]
Panic Attacks and Cold Sweat: 5 Steps to Break Through Fears and Phobias
Jake joins us today from YourBestWeekend.com to share how he got over his phobias. He offers 5 steps for breaking through your own personal fears. Be prepared! You're going to want to tackle something head on by the time you've finished reading this. - Cheryl Ragsdale[...]
December 22nd, 2009 - 12:11 am § in fighters, funny, grunge, recent posts, stay young from the inside out
12 Key Success Factors to Know Before You Bend the Rules
Before we get to the 12 Key Success Factors to Know Before You Bend the Rules (listed at end of this post), consider the following scenarios...Know When It’s OK to Bend the Rules…Stay Young Habit #52 - Strike while the iron is hot. With clarity, wisdom and courage, you’ll make the right move. [...]
Clarity, Wisdom and Courage: 3 Winning Ways to Play Your Game
If you overheard something that caused you concern, what would you do? "There are only two kinds of people in the world: those who act and those who don’t. Just know which kind you are and you’ll never regret your choice." All of us hope that when quick thinking is called for, we'll know exactly[...]
November 23rd, 2009 - 3:23 pm § in funny, give-aways, guests, mellow, recent posts, stay young from the inside out
Faith, a Two-Legged Dog, Walks Upright Like a Human
Faith was born on Christmas Eve 2002 with only 2 back legs. His owner did not want him and contemplated putting him to sleep. After all, what dog could survive with only 2 legs? Luckily, a lady called Jude Stringfellow met this dog and wanted to take care of him. She couldn't see this otherwise heal[...]
Dirty Looks and How to Throw One: Earning Respect & Setting Boundaries
Every person in the world has a version of a dirty look. We’ll help you find yours. It works beautifully – don’t even have to say anything. It’s not a special trick. In fact, you already know how to throw effective dirty looks. Some of us have just forgotten how to do it. I brought in a te[...]
October 19th, 2009 - 2:25 pm § in grunge, recent posts
Practicing Honoring Men…and Women and Ourselves on a Daily Basis
I feel honored whenever a warm-hearted person recognizes the sacrifices I’ve made to achieve a certain result. It’s even better when they notice and say something out loud about it. Honor goes off the charts if other people are around to hear it too. I beam and radiate happiness when that happe[...]
Misreading Signals: Yes! No! Maybe…ugh!
What would possess someone to undertake such a difficult journey without knowing beforehand that his offer would be received with love? What a risk! We’ve all been in his situation at one time or another - extending ourselves to another only to be unexpectedly rejected. "Ugh! What was I thinkin[...]
forgive yourself: the yellow caution tape
Yellow caution tape! That wasn’t there on my way in. I looked up to see fire trucks and a charred building. OMG! What happened? Everything changed in the space of one hour. A fire started and was extinguished. An insurance adjuster was already on the scene taking notes. Someone’s regret won’[...]
August 18th, 2009 - 9:35 am § in mellow, recent posts
“Wow! That’s Beautiful!”
Adventures in Living a Healthy, Juicy Life by Cheryl Ragsdale I rounded a familiar corner and was surprised to see only one lane of traffic where normally there are two. What happened? There’s no construction. As I waited for the light to change, I noticed a student driver sign prominently display[...]
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