PleasantDistraction

This list isn’t in any order also i’ll add more when I can think of some and try it out for myself.

1.”Watch the sunset while drinking a cup of tea and reading a book.”

2.”Keep on snowboarding every winter as much as I can!”

3.”Post some of my favorite quotes up around my home.” This motivates me during the day.

4.”Exercise at least 4-5 days a week.” It’s always great to feel good about yourself.

5. “Be more organized.” I found this to be helpful and made my life less stressful!”

6. “Give more.” whether volunteering or donating.

Hello everybody!

I think this is a great objective, especially because I live in Las Vegas and they just passed this Law banning people from feeding the homeless. What a terrible decision the city of Las Vegas ordinance made. They say the law was passed to help cut down the homeless population in Las Vegas and to get the homeless to go to the shelter instead, so they could get help to get back on their feet; but instead I think this violates our own rights and banning people from committing a random act of kindness is just ridiculous. I’m just surprised about this whole issue, especially after going to this great can drive held by the people of Las Vegas.
A couple months ago I went to the “Yes We Can Can Drive” it was event for people to donate as much food, blankets, clothes and enjoy the great entertainment. The event was hosted by the Rock Steady Crew, other hip hop peers and some people from the Las Vegas ordinance. They had DJ’s spinning great music, break dancing and art galleries set up for the event-goers. They got a big response from a lot of locals, out of state visitors and the event turned out to be a great one. I really enjoyed the opportunity to help and it was a great place to chill and relax with a lot of good people.

Ok, so I’ve been reading the “Peak To Peek Principle” lately. One quote from Robert H. Schuller that entice me to keep on reading was it said that the secret of success is simple:

“Find a hurt and heal it; find a problem and solve it; find an obstacle and remove it, bridge it, or turn it into an opportunity!”

“Find a need and fill it.”