There Is A Message In The Way A Person Treats You… …Are You Listening?
Setting A Great Example
Who is Happy? The Peacock and The Crow
I read this little story on Facebook and wrote this comment. Read the story first then my comment. Hope you get something from one of them!
While this is true, progress comes from constructive impatience with the way things are compared to how they could/should be.
Personal growth comes from closing the gap between where we are and our full potential.
No great person (by that I mean a person of great accomplishment) was ever satisfied to rest on their laurels.
Major changes for the better in society will only occur when we as individuals step up to the challenge of making them happen. Each day your actions, large and small, send out ripples in our mutual pond. Make your ripples count for the better!
Ignore your looks, they matter but little. It’s who you are that matters more. Look at Eleanor Roosevelt’s life as an example of that! (https://www.thoughtco.com/eleanor-roosevelt-1779802) Only yesterday I was reading a story of how much she was invalidated in her youth yet she was able to get the Universal Declaration of Huma Rights enacted. What a great accomplishment!
Currently solutions are being conceived and implemented for many of the things that are wrong with society. If you are not happy with some aspect of your personality, your actions or your results, create or forward a purpose in which you believe and this will make you feel a whole lot better about yourself and others!
To a happier you!
Gold Medal Freestyle Indoor Skydiving – Kyra Poh
You Will Continue To Suffer
Or, as I sometimes say to a person suffering stress, just because someone invites you to their argument, it does not mean you HAVE to attend. Practice until you acquire the skill of letting some communications to you go unanswered. Just as a batsman lets a ball go through to the keeper without playing a shot at it.
First Paralyzed Human Treated With Stem Cells Has Now Regained Use Of Arms And Hands
Kristopher Boesen’s vehicle lost control due to a slippery road, hit a tree and a lamp post. The initial doctor prognosis was that he might never be able to move his body from the neck down.
Ubuntu-Humanity Toward Others
Plastic roads: India’s radical plan to bury its garbage beneath the streets
Jambulingam Street, Chennai, is a local legend. The tar road in the bustling Nungambakkam area has weathered a major flood, several monsoons, recurring heat waves and a steady stream of cars, trucks and auto rickshaws without showing the usual signs of wear and tear. Built in 2002, it has not developed the mosaic of cracks, potholes or craters that typically make their appearance after it rains. Holding the road together is an unremarkable material: a cheap, polymer glue made from shredded waste plastic.
