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Worrying does not take away tomorrow’s troubles


Worrying does not take away tomorrow’s troubles

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The only ways to avoid criticism


The only ways to avoid criticism

The only ways to avoid criticism

How many times should you try?


How many times should you try?

How many times should you try?

Life is about using the whole box of crayons


Life is about using the whole box of crayons

Life is about using the whole box of crayons

The greatest gifts you can give to someone


The greatest gifts you can give to someone

The greatest gifts you can give to someone

Do not dwell on who let you down


Do not dwell on who let you down

Do not dwell on who let you down

Every man dies, not every man really lives


Every man dies, not every man really lives

Every man dies, not every man really lives

How To Find And Do Work You Love: Scott Dinsmore


How To Find And Do Work You Love: Scott Dinsmore

Scott Dinsmore’s mission is to change the world by helping people find what excites them and build a career around the work only they are capable of doing. He is a career change strategist whose demoralizing experience at a Fortune 500 job launched his quest to understand why 80% of adults hate the work they do, and more importantly, to identify what the other 20% were doing differently. His research led to experiences with thousands of employees and entrepreneurs from 158 countries. Scott distilled the results down to his Passionate Work Framework – three surprisingly simple practices for finding and doing work you love, that all happen to be completely within our control. He makes his career tools available free to the public through his community athttp://LiveYourLegend.net

Everything Is a Present


Everything Is a Present

At age 108, Holocaust survivor Alice Herz Sommer still practices piano for 3 hours every day. At age 104, she had a book written about her life: “A Garden Of Eden In Hell.” At age 83, she had cancer. Alice survived the concentration camps through her music, her optimism and her gratitude for the small things that came her way – a smile, a kind word, the sun. When asked about the secret of her longevity, Alice says: “I look where it is good.”

 

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