their time wondering when their number is up. How they’ll die, when they’ll die and what their dying outfit will be. A friend of- mine the other day called me up and asked me if I would speak at her funeral. On the other hand, my 83-year-old friend is so excited about my daughter’s wedding that she keeps sending me pictures on her cell phone of dresses she is selecting and has also gone on a diet.” Life isn’t predictable, for the most part
or at all really. Life isn’t fair. So while you are living, LIVE. If you are reading this, smile. You are alive. It might not be so easy to just roll out of bed with a smile, gratitude and a love for the day ahead! You might have to learn. What if each night before you feel asleep, you spent a moment reviewing the day and giving thanks for all the great moments and for the crappy ones too? The trick is to still do these things when life gets tough or throws you a curve or twist or fireball. Can you maintain a posi- tive sense of yourself, be positive to those around you and the world as a whole under trying circumstances? It is difficult, but with thought you can focus on positive and not swim in a pool of negativity, stress or anxiety.
Submitted by Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino, the CEO and Founder of The Best Ever You Network and author of PERCOLATE (due out Fall 2012).
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