Archive | July, 2007

Teddy Roosevelt Said It All

26. July 2007

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I read the following quote on www.officiallifebydesign.com. “It is not the critic who counts, not the man who points out how the strong man stumbled, or where the doer of deeds could have done them better. The credit belongs to the man who is actually in the arena; whose face is marred by dust and [...]

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I Choose to Choose

18. July 2007

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What started out as “one of those days” has ended up as “one of those weeks”.  You know, the ones like my Thursday – my morning client meeting had been postponed, but I didn’t hear that until I was standing in the client’s office; the office desk I am building (I’m redoing my entire office) [...]

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Patient Heal Thyself

9. July 2007

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I recently read an article titled Patient Heal Thyself in Ode magazine.  The gist of the short article was this – as patients we have a responsibility to know about, and take charge of, our health care. I couldn’t agree more. I am not advocating complete self-diagnosis nor am I suggesting that traditional medicine does not have [...]

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Three Simple Words

5. July 2007

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Yes, the three simple words I am referring to are “I love you.” These three words can turn a sour moment into something beautiful.  They can diffuse anger, ease frustration, deliver smiles, warm hearts, bring comfort and give someone great joy.  When used correctly, these three words are powerful. As I shared earlier, I recently returned from [...]

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Power and Creativity

3. July 2007

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I have been blessed with many wonderful experiences (dancing in the Super Bowl, swimming with dolphin in Tahiti, spending the summer in the former Yugoslavia and others) and I am anticipating many more.  During my recent trip back to California I was given another one of these extraordinary experiences. One of my favorite activities in California [...]

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