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I don’t give advices but what is important to realise is that life is short! Live it truly! ๐
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Awesome…thank you!!!
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Good news my friend! I just published my new story, “Wise Words of Wisdom: Things That I Have Learned” on my blog, “My Good Time Stories.” If you remember, you sent in a quote about something that you have learned in your life and it is included in the story! Please swing by and chaeck it out!!
Have a great day my friend and keep up the great work with your page!!
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You be you, life is way to short to try to make others happy.
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Listen. When someone else is speaking, let them finish. When impatient for something to happen, listen for Gods guidance prompting. If it doesnโt happen right away, wait. Keep moving with life.
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And be kind before being correct.
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Nice!! Thank you my friend!!
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Great advice! Thank you!
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This is a recorded version — if you prefer reading, the printed version may be discovered via search bar on the same page:
“How to Make Your Word Into Law”
https://timelessclassics.wordpress.com/2020/04/29/voice-recording-how-to-make-your-word-into-law/
Great idea for your new series, btw — you go, boy! โบ
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PS – Reblogging to my readers at sister site Poetic Justice — that might get you some input
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‘Kay — third comment, sorry — while I was about that reblogging of your invitation I noticed that you’re asking for shorter takes than my own contribution provides, so scratch that ๐
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In answering your question, I have learned that as I get “older” chuckles; I don’t care as much about what other people think of me, it doesn’t effect my identity one bit! What a relief!!!
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You got that right!! Excellent advice ๐
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Trust you gut. Of course, you have to recognize the feeling — the younger, the better.
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100% correct my friend!!
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Within love, all things exist
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Love it!! Thanks for sharing!
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Thanks you for all your posts Coach.
Iโm now 57 years old.
If there is one thing that I have learned in my life is how much more important listening is than speaking.
My Father always said to me; โWhy do you think God gave us all two ears, but only one mouthโ?
Good Question!!!
Cheers,
Sean
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Thank you my friend!! I am going to post my new post, “Things We Have Learned” very soon. I’ll let you know!! have a great day!!
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Good news my friend! I just published my new story, “Wise Words of Wisdom: Things That I Have Learned” on my blog, “My Good Time Stories.” If you remember, you sent in a quote about something that you have learned in your life and it is included in the story! Please swing by and chaeck it out!!
Have a great day my friend and keep up the great work with your page!!
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That needing to leave your high-paying professional job and getting a low wage service job changes stranger’s perception of who you are. That there really isn’t anything you can say to a grieving person to make them feel better. Your presence is the best thing you can offer
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Great stuff!! Thank you for sharing!!
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Good news my friend! I just published my new story, “Wise Words of Wisdom: Things That I Have Learned” on my blog, “My Good Time Stories.” If you remember, you sent in a quote about something that you have learned in your life and it is included in the story! Please swing by and chaeck it out!!
Have a great day my friend and keep up the great work with your page!!
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The most difficult thing to do is to change the way someone else thinks or acts. This is because people act or think the way they do because it is working for them in some way. So trying to change someone else is a huge waste of psycic energy that is much better used meeting ones own needs and wants.
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As my Mom reminds me: Every day is precious. Therefore, life works best when I view my cup as always half full, not half empty.
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Thank you for your reply! I agree with you wholeheartedly!!!
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Good news my friend! I just published my new story, “Wise Words of Wisdom: Things That I Have Learned” on my blog, “My Good Time Stories.” If you remember, you sent in a quote about something that you have learned in your life and it is included in the story! Please swing by and chaeck it out!!
Have a great day my friend and keep up the great work with your page!!
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