Regardless of where you live, spring heralds the promise of new growth, balmy breezes of fresh air, new beginnings and renewed hope. This spring also represents the the first decade of the new millennium, holding the promise of the turning tide of refreshingly needed change: amended economics, new health care initiatives and drastically modified perspectives of our place in the world…As we look for new ways of living among other peoples of this planet, it’s important to get to really know ourselves, to know who we really are, who we really want to become and what we need to do in order to allow our real selves to unfold.
Posts Tagged ‘New Ways’
Spring 2009 – Creating Your Own "Yellow Brick Road" to New Opportunities
Friday, June 5th, 2009Regardless of where you live, spring heralds the promise of new growth, balmy breezes of fresh air, new beginnings and renewed hope. This spring also represents the the first decade of the new millennium, holding the promise of the turning tide of refreshingly needed change: amended economics, new health care initiatives and drastically modified perspectives of our place in the world…As we look for new ways of living among other peoples of this planet, it’s important to get to really know ourselves, to know who we really are, who we really want to become and what we need to do in order to allow our real selves to unfold.
The Third Age – The Live Longer Jackpot
Sunday, May 3rd, 2009Aging, especially for us Third Agers (forty-five to seventy-five) does not need to be something to fear or resist. We can replace the “d” words of depression, decline, decrepitude and dependency typically associated with aging with the “r” words of regeneration, renewal, rebirth and revitalization. With the thirty extra bonus years that Third Agers have over the same age group living at the beginning of the twentieth century, we have the opportunity to create, invent a fulfilling, happy and peaceful life. That will not happen by magic, although sometimes it does! It requires that we take on new ways of being and practices that will assist us in integrating those values that we aspire to.
Failure Can Be the Key to Your Self-Esteem
Saturday, May 2nd, 2009You perception will shape your self-esteem. If you tend to have a negative outlook on life, then you will determine most things as a failure as soon as you hit an obstacle. With a more positive outlook to life, obstacles just add to the excitement as you enjoying learning about new ways to achieve what you want.
