Always make a plan. Do this for your life, for retirement, for your finances, and for anything else you’re serious about.
It always helps to have a plan.
Always make a plan. Do this for your life, for retirement, for your finances, and for anything else you’re serious about.
It always helps to have a plan.
When booking a holiday, try to book early. Try for three to 12 months in advance. Sometimes 2 years is required.
Lots of places allow you to cancel. So you should have peace of mind.
Enjoy the moments. Live with enthusiasm. Be in awe of all that surrounds you. Notice the details that bring everything together.
Do have another go at your relationships. There may be gold in there.
Take useful info from any opinion but be selective in which people you trust for good judgement.
It is not hard to have an opinion.
It is easy to spread fear though by making predictions, usually gloomy ones. Be mindful if you’re agreeing because of your bias or if the opinion couldn’t withstand more than elementary scrutiny.
If you’re going to base a life decision on someone’s viewpoint, always get a second opinion.
You only get one. Love every minute.
You may fall in love. Someone may accept your love. But to find someone who loves you is a special thing.
You can work all day, week or month chipping away at your goals and inching foreward with important and urgent tasks that are required but don’t move the needle.
Then all of a sudden you can have a big win that creates a pivotal moment. Having two days like that in a row is wonderful and unique.
Celebrate those big wins. Cherish them.
Savour those moments.
I love the relaxing feeling of relief.
Whether it is after paying a bill at the deadline, catching a train as the door closes on my way to an important meeting, or having you airplane land safely during strong winds and driving rain, I do love the feeling of relief.
Ahhhh.