Thistle, standing proud.
12 Great Reminders
to Think About Every Day
Andrew
LaCivita
We all get lost is the daily shuffle and grind.
Life moves at a speed that can run down the most happy
and organized people.
Whenever I feel as though I’m moving a little too quickly
and missing the joy in any moment,
I consider these thoughts great reminders to get me back
on track…
I can—and there are no limits. You
know the expression, whether you think you can or can’t,
you’re right? That’s true. I think to have any doubts
about yourself is the equivalent
of letting a traitor guide your life. More so, what you
consider possible
will never be a function of your ability as much as it
will be a function of your beliefs.
My frustration comes from my beliefs not my circumstances.
Life happens and things go wrong—every single day. People
drop balls, there’s traffic,
flight delays, events schedules during the football games
(oh dear).
The reason this frustrates you is because you believe it
should never happen to you. Get over it.
My life is my responsibility. Statistically, 75%
of people are externally focused
versus internally focused. This means more people say or
think things such as
my wife is driving me crazy, my boss is being unreasonable,
or my children aren’t treating me
well
as opposed to I’m not reacting well to the
way my wife is behaving and so forth.
You control your thoughts, which feed your actions or
reactions.
Own them. Don’t turn over control of your emotions to
someone else.
I have this moment. Regret changes the past as
much as anxiety changes the future.
Only gratitude for your present can change this moment.
To be fully present goes hand and hand with…
Remain open. An open mind is the most peaceful
place you’ll ever encounter.
There is no wind, rain, or snow disturbing the sunshine.
It provides an uninhibited ability
to think or learn or positively exchange with yourself or
someone else.
My brain is wonderful, but it’s a slower learner than my heart.
Your heart will always know
the truth well before your mind ever figures it out. Just
think about the last time
(or any time for that matter) you threw in the towel. How
overdue was that toss?
There is no such thing as “experience.” There is only perception.
Do you realize that there is no experience without
observation? You observe based on
what you perceive. Your perceptions create your beliefs.
Your beliefs create your behaviors.
Your behaviors produce or reproduce your experience. It’s
that, uh, simple.
Major setbacks are necessary. You will never enjoy
your life until you learn how to embrace
your challenges. The major setbacks you face as you
pursue your life’s purpose will never hurt
as much as the accumulation of half-hearted stumbles you
continually encounter performing acts you don’t love for people you don’t care
about.
Comparison kills. The happier you can be for some
else the less likely you’ll be to compare him
or her to yourself. Comparison is also a recipe for
mediocrity. If your goal is to be “better than” someone else or you grade life
on a curve, you’ll never reach your true potential
because you’ll feel you’ve reached it when you’ve
surpassed someone. Usually that means you’re leaving something on the table.
The only person you need to be better than is your yesterday’s self.
I will have no regrets. I’ve met many people in my
life. The older ones that have regret
usually do so not because of what they did or didn’t try
or accomplish,
but how they treated people over the course of their
lives.
Everything I want is on the other side of fear.
Fear is nothing more than an emotion
you feel right before a great growing opportunity. Dive
in. The fastest way to become fabulous
is to start embracing the mistakes you haven’t made yet.
I think when I’m done writing this post;
I’ll go make a few right away just so I can get them out
of the way.
It’s okay to be different. To attempt to be
someone else is a great waste of you.
The greatest day of my life was the day I discovered
it was okay to do things differently than others. The second greatest day was
the day I realized I didn’t need anyone’s permission regarding this. You’ll be
better off if you not only embrace your uniqueness, but also flaunt it!
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