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Until someone tells us to choose a profession, we have a tendency to gravitate toward that which interests us the most— and what interests us the most is what will give us the most fun. It’s how we live our lives in a way that is authentic and true to who we are and want to be. To find those interests we have to experiment. Trying new things is a key to discovery, a way to learn more about ourselves and about others.
— Jan 18, 2020 08:33AM
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Our life span, as long as it is right now, is still a blip. We have a short time to make an impact, to suck the marrow out of every day in a way that causes us to be nourished and grow so that we can pour out to others. Have fun, and share your gifts. You need to live with fun, and the world wants to live with your joy.
— Jan 19, 2020 03:01PM
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To grow into the people we’re meant to be, we have to put ourselves in the right situation, meet the right people, be in the right places, take risks, and take action at the right time without forcing it. We have to trust that good stuff will come when we put our own good stuff out there.
— Jan 19, 2020 03:00PM
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To grow into the people we’re meant to be, we have to put ourselves in the right situation, meet the right people, be in the right places, take risks, and take action at the right time without forcing it. We have to trust that good stuff will come when we put our own good stuff out there.
— Jan 19, 2020 03:00PM
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Faith is not hoping that something will happen. It’s a true, deep sense that something will happen, even if you can’t explain it.
— Jan 19, 2020 02:56PM
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When we try to do everything ourselves, two things can happen: we eventually burn out, or we just don’t do the job well. We do much better when we bring people with similar goals but different gifts, talents, and abilities to the table.
— Jan 19, 2020 02:42PM
Andrea González De la Cerda
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Some Will, Some Won’t, So What? The more people you talk to, the greater the chances that you will create a fun new opportunity, because you never know what will stick, either for the person you meet or for yourself. One result of that networking is a rediscovery of yourself.
— Jan 19, 2020 02:33PM
Some Will, Some Won’t, So What? The more people you talk to, the greater the chances that you will create a fun new opportunity, because you never know what will stick, either for the person you meet or for yourself. One result of that networking is a rediscovery of yourself.
Andrea González De la Cerda
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delivering criticism like a sandwich. You always start with the bread of encouragement, add the meat of criticism, then wrap it up with another slice of encouragement so that people don’t feel as if you’re just beating up on them. Not everyone can do that, which is why only a small group of people ever know what I’m working on. The rest won’t know until the launch.
— Jan 19, 2020 02:11PM
Andrea González De la Cerda
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There’s a big difference between responding and reacting. Reacting is emotional and responding is thoughtful. But as Henry Cloud and John Townsend understood, the result of not acting is even harder.
— Jan 18, 2020 08:53AM
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Everything and everyone is either life- giving or life- taking. They either add to the experience of our lives or they drain us
— Jan 18, 2020 08:50AM
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We have hopes and dreams and our own built- in expectations of what we think is going to take place, but things rarely turn out the way we imagine them. Life has a way of throwing us all kinds of curveballs.The challenge isn’t to avoid them. It’s to be joyful as they come toward us, to remain grounded in our behavior and actions when our emotions are screaming everything to the contrary.
— Jan 18, 2020 08:37AM
