In times like this, we can become frustrated by an overwhelming feeling of helplessness. We want to act and make a difference but aren’t sure how. Finding ways to give not just money or things, but of ourselves can be one of the most empowering acts we can take. In this way, YOU become the contribution - demonstrating how valuable your unique attributes, ideas, and experiences can be in supporting others. Most importantly, it unifies us in the notion that each and every one of us has something powerful to give. Ourselves!
Reach Out & Dig Deeper
Nurture Curiosity
It’s business as UN-usual.
We’ve stopped in our tracks and are being asked to work and live in new ways. So, why not explore the unexplored? Step away from the unending flow of news and commentary except for high-quality information from trusted sources, and even then, only check in once or twice a day. Use this time to let your curiosity take you where you haven’t had the time to go. This is an opportunity to broaden your possibilities and nurture ideas that have been shelved for way too long or have yet to surface.
Avoid Junk
Staying healthy isn’t just about watching what you eat. It’s being mindful of everything you take in - what you watch, read, listen to, who you spend time with, and even the thoughts you entertain. Take the time to edit your surroundings (as much as you can) in order to ensure you’re maintaining an environment that will nourish your mind, body, and your spirit.
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Just Say No To Get Results
It may sound counterintuitive, but makes perfect sense. Just say '“no”. According to this article, Warren Buffet does exactly that. However, it’s not as easy as you think.