Positive change occurs when you can identify exactly what you want and take the necessary steps to acquire it. I'm trying to change the negatives in my life to positives, one day at a time. 2012 is my year for personal development. This blog is going to serve as a journal of sorts; to document this season of positive and intentional change in my life. I don't plan to ever be 'here' again. I want to live my dreams, and not be intimidated by people or circumstances or limitations anymore. I want to be able to take risks and have no regrets about them, even if I may fail. I want to leave my job in shipping and work in an entirely different industry, (preferably advertising). I want to learn how to be a serious Marketer. I want to be a better wife to my husband and a better mother to my son.
I know that with the Lord, all things are possible, so, with a giant leap of faith I plan to really DO the things that I have always wanted to do, to become the person that I've always wanted to be.
Here goes...
From 'I can' to 'I did' in 365 days.
“Listen to the MUSTN’Ts, child, Listen to the DON’Ts, Listen to the SHOULDN’Ts, the IMPOSSIBLEs, the WON’Ts, Listen to the NEVER HAVEs. Then LISTEN close to me—Anything can happen child, ANYTHING can be. —Shel Silverstein
It’s for a really great company with real potential for growth.
God has given me favor with all men- This will be great. :o)
“I think saying no is far too often misunderstood and misrepresented. I think it automatically puts one on the defensive, as if we must explain our reasons why. While its very definition may be negative, in practice it is often quite positive. I think we need to remove the wholly negative stigma from the idea of saying no. I think we need to return to a definitive support of the positive choice that saying no can bring.”
Enough – The Book — I have started to build out the site for my new book which will be available soon. You can go there now to read three essays from it. (via minimalmac
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