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Grateful for Blessings

You have to start thinking like you’re blessed, talking like you’re blessed, acting like you’re blessed. That’s how your blessings get activated. —Jazz Zo Marcellus Note: When you intentionally look for the hidden blessings in each situation, you appreciate everything and take nothing for granted. Question: Whan can you do each day to be open

Redefine Rejection as Redirection

What if rejection was really redirection, and life isn’t happening to you, it’s happening for you? Note: Redefining rejection as redirection takes your focus from dejection to resilience as you approach the next step with curiosity and anticipation. Question: How can you use the initial feelings of rejection to propel you forward? Chapter 27 Page

Focus on Possibilities for more Opportunities

When you focus on problems, you will have more problems. When you focus on possibilities, you will have more opportunities. —Zig Ziglar Note: When you pay attention to your thoughts, you become aware of what you are inviting into your life. Change your thoughts, change your life. Question: What is (or what can become) a

Renew Your Happiness Everyday

Don’t wait for things to get easier, simpler, better. Life will always be complicated. Learn to be happy right now. Otherwise, you’ll run out of time. —Unknown. Note: Happiness comes from our choices, not our circumstances. When you retrain your brain to focus on the positive, you accept life’s ups and downs as they come

Give Only What You Want to Receive

Let’s not be seduced by hateful people into reacting with hateful words and actions. Be discerning. Adhere to the karmic law of cause and effect. Give and receive only good things. –M. Chere Sampson Note: Take full responsibility for every word that escapes your lips, every action or reaction. Understand that what you wish for

Practice Positive, Compassionate Confrontation

Positive, compassionate confrontation makes it possible for you to respectfully and safely explore differences and clarify issues. —-M. Chere Sampson Note: Many people avoid confrontation because of their misperception that confrontation has to be harsh and hurtful. Learning the art of positive, compassionate confrontation strengthens relationships by safely exploring perspectives and misunderstandings through caring and