Everything comes to those who hustle while they wait -Thomas Edison Thomas A. Edison was one of the most prolific inventors of all time. His inventions continue to shape our daily lives decades after his death in 1931. He fundamentally changed our lives by giving us indoor lighting, records, movies, batteries, and hundreds of other objects we have come to believe we can’t live without. He patented over 1,000 objects during his life. His advice to “hustle” while you wait gives us some insight into how he became a legend. Many people who dream of changing their lives are in a “waiting” time in their lives. For financial or personal reasons they are not yet able to leave their current jobs, mov
Changing our day-to-day behaviors may be easier than previously imagined. By meditating on and repeating motivational and inspirational quotes, we are better prepared to change our thought patterns, behaviors and in turn, change our lives. Here's how it's done. If we believe something to be easy, we find little, if any struggle in accomplishing it. However, if we imagine something to be difficult to accomplish, then our struggle becomes more apparent. In fact, if we imagine that it is difficult to change a specific behavior, then we will always find experiences that will justify that belief. Take this for example. We wake up one morning and decide that: "This is the day I start losing weight
griefMany people try to hold a raging fire within themselves, but it restlessly and relentlessly gnaws at their core. Some have tried to cover it up with alcohol, numb it with drugs, hide it with shopping, kids, work, or religion, or fuel it with sex. The Baby Boomers looked for eternal youth and to change the world. They thought they would never grow up, but they did. They thought they would change the world and they did. The previous generation looked for the American Dream. Some found it. Many did not. The present generation seems to be seeking success. Yet, the gap between the "haves" and the "have nots" widens. Each generation and each individual, in turn, searches for something, but it
You are about to discover a simple technique for creating massive changes in your quality of life. Do you want to be happier? This technique can help. Do you want more time to spend with your family or friends, or even just time to relax by yourself? Then this seven day challenge is perfect for you. And best of all, it’s really easy to do. What is it? For the next seven days, turn off the news! Do not watch any news on the television. Do not listen to any news on the radio. Do not read the newspaper. And do not have a news headline website as your browser’s home page. Seven days! No news! Can you do it? Reducing exposure to the negativity of the news has produced massive changes in my life.
Listen here: https://www.spreaker.com/user/sharonhporter/denise-polote-kelly-god-loaned-me-an-age Thank you so much Dr. Sharon H. Porter and the Write The Book Now! Interview & Podcast Show staff for all the love and support. I really enjoyed the interview and the opportunity to share with your listeners. God Loaned Me An Angel - Award Winning, Best Selling Book And Author Denise Polote Kelly
If you haven’t been able to find a lot of happiness in your life, maybe you’re looking in the wrong place. Our level of happiness is based on our thoughts and our thoughts are a reflection of what’s in our minds. We can begin the quest for happiness by separating our memories into three separate chests. 1. 'The Treasure Chest' of the mind is where we put our most cherished memories. We open this chest when looking for happiness, comfort and contentment. 2. 'The Hope Chest' of our mind is for our goals and dreams of tomorrow. As each is fulfilled it is then moved to our Treasure Chest. 3. 'The Dumpster Chest' of the mind is for letting go of the hurts and trash of yesterday. Once in this
