It’s my pleasure to read all the very nice comments and ideas of the above persons.

I like number 3,

‘Do it because you love it so much that you’d do it for free if you could.”

It is nice to plan your work and work your plan, it is more effective to do things while before doing it, we need to ask the guidance of our Heavenly Father through sincere prayers.

God bless everyone and more power.

Love and prayers,
JAy Policarpio

Thanks for taking the time to write such great words of wisdom and advice. Even the best of us at times need to be reminded by others what we are striving for has worthwhile meaning.

I thought the title was catchy and I like the way Marie lives her life with a sense of self, sport and happiness.

The items on her list that resounded most with me are the later ones. One, I feel like you should only do things for love, as she stated. I also like to work for the ‘thank you’. I can’t hear that enough some days. I’m working hard on my comparison skills as it always seems someone has it better or worse off than me.

So I try to start every day counting my blessings. Lately I’ve also been sending out random prayers for people I see, even at the market. Hope that helps.

Finally, in regard to the Seth quote, I like the a similar one I recently heard by Ted Turner when he said “Me? Successful? I’ll be successful when my wife isn’t mad at me and my children get straight A’s”

Have a great day. Thank you for this.

Julie

Very nice lessons! I agree with you “we have to build on our own pace” Success is a step at a time. The key is slow, but consistent growth for any business. Thanks for sharing

Comparison, yes, a big lie. Let’s not go there, it takes too much away from our own creating.

Practice, practice, practice to be a pro — I like that!!

J.D. Great post! xo

I actually love Lesson #1… Everything is figure-outable.

It reminds me a little of the saying…
“Some things can be learnt, but not taught.”

Guess they both imply that you have to do the hard work yourself.