Our speech and thoughts are not the be all and end all of intentional living, but for most people’s practical purposes, words are essential to our experience and results.
Most people use the phrase, I’m doing the best that I can as a plaintive expression that is essentially a complaint…A complaint that you are disappointed in your own results, a complaint that that your efforts aren’t yielding enough benefits or results and a doubting that further change is possible.
In a wonderful article for Huffington Post, Anita Moorjani outlines 4 myths that keep you from living fully and fearlessly:
…Really, these are all myths about how to properly love yourself.
Jessi Jodoin commented on the post, How to Get Past Perfectionism – 3 Steps 1 year ago
I think this would help me get less frustrated with myself. 🙂
Jennifer Parker commented on the post, Getting Fast Answers 2 years, 9 months ago
I need to try this!
Jessi Jodoin commented on the post, You Always Have a Choice 3 years, 8 months ago
I’m going to focus on things that make me feel good
Jessi Jodoin commented on the post, Warning: When You Get a New Job, You Take Yourself with You 3 years, 12 months ago
I changed jobs once thinking it would be a lot better but it wasn’t 🙁
Jessi Jodoin commented on the post, When Your Bad Habits Quit You! 5 years, 1 month ago
This happened to me! I used to shop every Friday when I got my paycheck and then one week I just didn’t want to anymore!
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