changing-your-life

How to win in life:1 work hard 2 complain less 3 listen more 4 try, learn, grow5 don't let people tell you it cant be done6 make no excuses

A personality alters itself through a series of self-referential experiences. We are not the same as the day before. Much as a person can never set foot in exactly the same river on any given day, we are different each day. Yesterday made us, but the past cannot contain nor restrain us. We can never mentally scroll backward and be who we used to be. We must move forward in the stream of life until the day that our life force dries up and we return to dust.

Take one minute every day and think hard about your life. You will always change for the best.

Once you hit rock bottom, that's where you perfectly stand; That's your chance of restarting, but restarting the right way.

Your ideas create your fate; you change your ideas, you change your fate!

Of course we need to accept ourselves as we are, but we can't stop there. We also need to value ourselves enough make needed changes.

The acknowledgement of a single possibility can change everything.

Stand up and let the world hear your roar, now spread your wings and begin to soar.

All roads out of hell lead home.

By changing__e become what we always wanted to be.

Scholars postulate that the only thing that does not change is the every varying world. Other renowned thinkers postulate that the natural state of all things is to remain the same. Perhaps both propositions are vital. Perhaps it is normal to resist change because it threatens our present state of being. Perhaps it is natural to attempt to preserve the status quo because we are part of the external world and we wish to persevere, not expire. Perhaps it is inevitable that we all change. The natural forces are impossible to blunt.

You cannot move things by not moving.

No one ever changed the world waking up at noon.

Don't be afraid that things are changing, because indeed they always are.

Find a way to change your attitude for the better and your life will change for the better with little effort from you.

I've never had a moment when I thought: "Tom, you've made it!", and I don't think I want to, because that feels like you've reached the end; that you've crossed the finish line. But to me there is no end. An achievement is not a finish line; it's a checkpoint on a far greater journey. It's a moment to pause, to take a breath and look back and enjoy what you've experienced and be grateful for it, but then to turn around and look towards the next checkpoint, the next achievement.

If I have one piece of advice to give you all about what to search for in your quest for What Next, it's to find where the line blurs between hard work and happiness for you. To find that thing where working hard at it makes you happy, and where you're happy to work hard at it.