TWO HEADS ARE BETTER THAN ONE

By Vernalee

The expression ”two heads are better than one”reflects the intuition that people working in groups are more likely to come to a correct decision than they would if working alone.“

I know that I am better with my team, my posse, as I call them. My children, close friends, colleagues, and family members provide me solid/wise counsel and advice. With their advice and God at the wheel as my chief navigator, I feel empowered! That in and of itself is a great feeling! It completely shows the benefit of plurality and clearly substantiates that two are better than one!

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THINGS HAPPY PEOPLE DO

By Vernalee

Does this describe you?

Here we go!

15 Things that Incredibly Happy People do!

1. They turn their mistakes into lessons.

2. They go offline.

3. They don't sweat the small stuff.

4. They plan getaways.

5. They say thank you.

6. They give themselves a break.

7. They turn a to do list into a game.

8. They build relationships.

9. They don't blame the past.

10. They fake it till they make it.

11. They take chances.

12. They get their beauty rest.

13. They get moving.

14. They are honest.

15. They don't compare themselves to others.

Are you incredibly happy according to these 15 items or just incredibly happy period? Why be sad?

If you woke up this morning, that is a great reason to be incredibly happy.

Being blessed with reasonably good health; a healthy loving family, great friends and associates; a roof over your head; plentiful food to eat; a source of income/an affordable way of survival ... is a start. Being surrounded by love - having someone to love you that you can love back is great. I count my blessings every day and am thankful to be able to do so! Getting to a happy place brings not only happiness but joy! It’s a blessing!

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Source: MSN Lifestyles / Pop Sugar

STILL MAKING EXCUSES?

By Vernalee

When will you tell yourself the truth? You are not "all that and a bag of chips!" Really! No one is perfect. We all make mistakes. A recognized sign of maturity is to admit your mistakes, shortcomings, and failures. Admissions opposed to denials will curtail excuses. Once the excuses stop, ownership can begin. You can "own" and take responsibility for your mistakes. You can see beyond yourself because everything is not about you and your perceived perfections. Sounds fair? Be progressive! Do your thing. Accomplish your goals. Eliminate the excuses; do something about them. You will find that when you stop making excuses, you will have nothing from which to be excused! You will then be like the rest of us -imperfect!

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