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A History of Happiness
In response to Claudette’s Writing Challenge #13: It’s In The Details http://claudetteellinger.wordpress.com/ Someone recently told me that she wanted happiness in her future. I replied that I get a bit fudgy when it comes to that word. It means so … Continue reading →
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Letting It All Go
Have you ever noticed how easy it is to let go of some things? Yet, almost impossible to let go of others? Take personal disciplines, for example. If you’ve been doing it for years and the discipline has become … Continue reading →
Posted in American Idol, Choice, discipline, Letting It All Go
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Tagged American Idol, aware and alert, best friend, broken existence, carbohydrates, Choice, choosing, couch potato, crying, daily work, diet, disciplines, dog died, eating plan, emotional support, greased chute, happy, hard work, Journal Writing, letting go, mental images, old habits, paraphernalia, putting on, reality, remembering, scale, Temptation, thin, weight loss, weight loss program
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Applying The Psychic Brakes
I had never heard of psychic brakes until I read Julia Cameron’s The Artist’s Way. In it, she talks about how we get a bit frightened when things begin to fall into place, move smoothly toward our chosen destination. It … Continue reading →
Posted in Challenge, Dreams, Growth, Journal Writing, Life, Self-Awareness, Uncategorized
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Tagged adequate, avoid, changelings, comfort zone, couch potato, fear, forward motion, fulfilled dreams, Gavin De Becker, inertia, Julia Cameron, life defying circle, limited, niche, out of control, psychic brakes, skid, slow down, The Artist's Way, The Gift of Fear, uncomfortable feeling, words as magic
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