Change The Way You Look At Things . . .

How Limitations Can Be Positive
dianed, pickthebrain.com
The word limitation is usually connected to something negative; it refers to being restricted, being held back from pursing or completing a task and it’s not just physical as we sometimes think. We all have some form of limitation, whether visible…

EXCERPT:

My lim­i­ta­tions can be the same or dif­fer from yours, we either use them as learn­ing tools, or step­ping stones for some­thing pos­i­tive, or give in and let it dic­tate how we live our lives, and allow it to keep us stuck.

How Limitations Can Be Positive
dianed, pickthebrain.com

The word limitation is usually connected to something negative; it refers to being restricted, being held back from pursing or completing a task and it’s not just physical as we sometimes think. We all have some form of limitation, whether visible…

EXCERPT: My lim­i­ta­tions can be the same or dif­fer from yours, we either use them as learn­ing tools, or step­ping stones for some­thing pos­i­tive, or give in and let it dic­tate how we live our lives, and allow it to keep us stuck.

michellenotmarie:

Things I do on my iPad when the power cuts out at work…

 I get to work with talent like this every day.

michellenotmarie:

Things I do on my iPad when the power cuts out at work…

 I get to work with talent like this every day.

“When we love, we always strive to become better than we are. When we strive to become better than we are, everything around us becomes better too.”
— Paulo Coelho, The Alchemist (via madaeli26)
I’m still here: back online after a year without the internet
By Paul Miller, theverge.com
I was wrong.One year ago I left the inter­net. I thought it was mak­ing me unpro­duc­tive. I thought it lacked mean­ing. I thought it was “cor­rupt­ing my soul.”It’s a been a year now since I “surfed the web” or “checked my email” or “liked”…

I’m impressed that this guy stuck it out for the entire year. His self-reflective account of that experience is not entirely what you might expect.

I’m still here: back online after a year without the internet
By Paul Miller, theverge.com

I was wrong.

One year ago I left the inter­net. I thought it was mak­ing me unpro­duc­tive. I thought it lacked mean­ing. I thought it was “cor­rupt­ing my soul.”

It’s a been a year now since I “surfed the web” or “checked my email” or “liked”…

I’m impressed that this guy stuck it out for the entire year. His self-reflective account of that experience is not entirely what you might expect.

“What we see is mainly what we look for.” ~Anonymous
(via How Your Mind Sabotages Your Life and How to Stop It | Tiny Buddha)

“What we see is mainly what we look for.” ~Anonymous

(via How Your Mind Sabotages Your Life and How to Stop It | Tiny Buddha)

You Suck At Parking Cardsthefancy.com
by srvjohnson

I would love to give one of these out very time I see someone taking up two spots for their car.

You Suck At Parking Cards
thefancy.com

by srvjohnson

I would love to give one of these out very time I see someone taking up two spots for their car.

A Practical Guide To Having Everything You Want
Mike Martens, pickthebrain.com
My Wage I bargained with Life for a penny,  And Life would pay no more, However I begged at evening  When I counted my scanty store. For Life is a just employer,  He gives you what you ask, But o…

Everything we see around us was once nothing more than a thought, an idea, or a dream.

Do not let your thoughts limit your faith in what you can achieve.

Thoughts become things.

A Practical Guide To Having Everything You Want
Mike Martens, pickthebrain.com

My Wage I bargained with Life for a penny, And Life would pay no more, However I begged at evening When I counted my scanty store. For Life is a just employer, He gives you what you ask, But o…

Everything we see around us was once nothing more than a thought, an idea, or a dream. Do not let your thoughts limit your faith in what you can achieve. Thoughts become things.