Do 43 small things to build fresh momentum

Have a loving, caring, intimate relationship with someone who is my best friend and confidant for the rest of my life.

Not really small but really important!

This will be on my list until this person finds me or vice versa. :)

I have a very strong independent streak so sometimes I struggle when I don’t have to do that.

There is more energy and momentum if you have others working with you towards a common goal.

Somedays I just want to tell people what I think of their actions. Then I stop and ask myself…”What would Jesus do?”

Unfortunately these same people think I am weak…little do they know the warrior in me would tear them to shreds with my tongue….or maybe they remember that is my natural tendency and are grateful I have found peace in my relationship with God. ;)

Yesterday I went out on a friend’s friend’s boat for the afternoon. There were children along and new people I haven’t met. We had such a wonderful afternoon!

Made me think I need to expand my friendship circles. :)

I am living in paradise and whining about it. I have spent my entire life taking care of others. Now it is my turn to have fun. I have been taking life here in the wilderness far too seriously.

in the world. We are all here for a special purpose. It’s up to us to discover how we make a difference…it is our differences that make this world such an interesting place!

at the top of my voice! With passion and joy! It’s is fun to do when I’m dancing around the room or driving in my car. :)

I am finding it harder and harder to get motivated and start my days on a positive note. So I have decided to start my days with a half hour of prayer and meditation…then work-out for an hour before I have breakfast and go to work.

When I was younger I met a friend every week day morning at 5:30 for a 3 mile run. It was a great way to start the day!

I know exercise helps us keep a positive attitude plus all of the obvious benefits. :)

A friend I worked with at the cabinet shop called to invite me to an see a business opportunity Monday evening. My very 1st instinct was to say no thank you but what do I really have to lose?

He was persuasive when I said I couldn’t afford to at least look at it because I am living on unemployment…his response was none of us should have to live this way. Who can argue with that logic?

Holy Moly! This may not come as a big surprise to you but when I meditated today about my financial situation I had the clear realization that I am NOT motivated by the accumulation of money at all! That’s why I give it away whenever I get it.

My core motivation is making a difference in the world.

The other enlightenment I received this morning was that if I act true to my motivations my life will definitely change for the better quite quickly!