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Happiness Is a Choice
Just as William Jennings Bryan said, “Destiny is not a matter of chance; it is a matter of choice. It is not a thing to be waited for, it is a thing to be achieved,” so, also, can it be … Continue reading
Posted in Fulfillment, Mosaic
Tagged Choice, Courage, Determination, Happiness, Ralf Marston, William Jennings Bryan
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Words from the Ninety-Five Year Old You… to You Now
In his New Year post, Larry Center shared an article by Marshall Goldsmith in Fast Company magazine in February, 2004. It is an inspirational learning and reminder of how to live a purposeful and meaningful life. I encourage you to … Continue reading
Posted in Fulfillment, Mosaic, Perspective
Tagged 95-Year-Old, Dreams, Happiness, Larry Center, Marshall Goldsmith, Meaning, New Year, Resolution
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Peace and Love to You and Yours
It is that wonderful time of year again when the holiday spirit fills our mind and heart, and gently moves us, for the moment, away from the hectic pace of our lives and the world we experience now. Yes, this … Continue reading
Posted in Fulfillment
Tagged Believe, Christmas, Eva Logue, Hamilton Wright Mabie, Hanukkah, Happiness, Holiday, Josh Groban, Joy, Kwanzaa, Love, New Year, Norman Vincent Peale, Peace
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The Joy of Life
“What is the joy of life?” It is a profound question which great leaders continually ask of themselves during their life’s magnificent journey. It serves to set focus, establish priorities, create urgencies, expand horizons and dream dreams undreamed. Marcus Aurelius … Continue reading
Posted in Moments
Tagged Candle, George Bernard Shaw, Happiness, Joy, Life, Marcus Aurelius, Mother Teresa
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Make It One Heck of a Summer
With the beginning of summer for those of us in the northern hemisphere, Philip Humbert’s article, “Make It One Heck of a Summer,” and its message of “carpe diem” again comes to mind. I share this at the beginning of each summer as … Continue reading
On Gratefulness… Stop, Look, Go
In his TED talk, Want to Be Happy? Be Grateful, Brother David Steindl-Rast provides great leaders insights into the power and magic that a more grateful mindset has in living a fuller, richer and happier life. “All human beings have … Continue reading
Posted in Mosaic
Tagged Brother David Steindl-Rast, Gratefulness, Happiness, Mindset, Moments, TED
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Learnings from the Longest Study on Happiness
In his Ted talk, What Makes a Good Life?, Robert Waldinger shares the results of the longest study on happiness. It was conducted by the Harvard Study of Adult Development and started in 1938. Waldinger is the fourth director of … Continue reading
Posted in Fulfillment
Tagged Fullness, Happiness, Mark Twain, Relationships, Robert Waldinger, Social Connections
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On the Great Leaders’ Hunger and Thirst
In Seth Godin’s blog post, Confusing Hunger and Thirst, great leaders find a moment of pause to reflect on their choices between life’s offerings of material success and happiness and to realize that each plays an important complementary role in … Continue reading
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Tagged Happiness, Henry David Thoreau, Meaning, Purpose, Seth Godin, Success, Thirst
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A Lesson from Candles
We are holding a lit and unlit candle. We light the unlit candle with the lit one. What we see is that the lighted one has not lost its original glow. It has simply passed its light to the other … Continue reading
Posted in Servant Leadership
Tagged Buddha, Caring, Encouragement, Francis of Assisi, Happiness, Hope, Possibility, Service
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Make It One Heck of a Summer
With the beginning of summer for those of us in the northern hemisphere, Philip Humbert’s article, “Make It One Heck of a Summer,” and its message of “carpe diem” again comes to mind. I share this at the beginning of each summer as … Continue reading