Why are you repeating what you are not very good at? Isn’t it better to focus on what you are good at? The majority of people make the mistake of the first question over and over again. To improve your life it is important to shift to the second question. Why not start today! //Marianne
My name is Marianne Pettersson and my goal is to inspire people to live happier, more fulfilled and successful lives. For 365 days I'll blog about life and how everyone can find their own inner balance and excel at what they do.
I look forward to your comments!
Marianne Pettersson
Accredited Life Coach since 2005
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Marianne, what I learned from your Aug. 25 – 31 posts is that I can change a negative state of mind if I recall 3 things from 1995 (except those car recalls). Also, I can be thankful for food blogs even when I can’t recall having cooked. I SHOULD start and end each day reflecting on my successes, but I need to ask, “Do I HAVE to?” (I do if I want to be a good leader.) Finally, I shouldn’t cry over spilt experience but repeat what I’m good at (which is posting every weekday at TheDailyGraff.com).
John, every time you make a comment I say: this is the best one ever and this one is the best ever! I’m laughing out loud, as always. I’ve showed several friends (Swedish friends) your comments, and they think they hilarious. Thank you, my friend! Wishing you and your wife a lovely weekend, :).
I fear that if I keep setting the bar higher and higher I will soon have to be an Olympic gold-medal pole vaulter who has to keep breaking his own records. 🙂
John, I believe in you! Someone, why not you should create Olympics for comedy and then you can compete for USA. I would cheer for you, :).