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Tag Archives: stress
Laugh…a lot!
At what point was it decided to suppress laughter and leave it to the little people? We take us way too serious. Continue reading
Posted in Laughter as a Motivator
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How I See Me
I’ve had the privilege of working in some very negative environments. Privilege? Is there a better way to put into practice the reading and growing you’ve been doing? Continue reading
Posted in Motivation at Work
Tagged a winner, Abe Lincoln, accomplish, being happy with who I am, beneficial criticism, build confidence, confidence, confident, confident assurance, constructive criticism, depressed, dream, dwell on positives, Einstein, Eleanor Roosevelt, encourage, foreperson, grow today, growing, how i see me, how people see me, jurist, jury duty, learn from mistakes, live it loud, making myself better, momentum, momentum stacking, negative environments, poor attitudes, privilege, proper outlook, seeing myself as a winner, steps that can be taken, stress, success, successes, thinking well of myself, today has power, why me, you're worth it
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