Dave Finkelnburg on tue 13 jul 04
Dear Kathy,
What a wonderful insight you express below! Good for you for your
attitude...and for sharing it! And, for what it's worth, I don't think you
are just rationalizing. Here's why I feel that way.
To use a sports analogy, "As ye practice, so shall ye play." If you
"practice" negatively at some part of your life, eventually you will perform
in other parts of your life in the same, negative way.
Positive energy, excellence and enthusiasm are wonderful things to
visualize and practice while preparing for things you enjoy most.
Good sculpting!
Dave Finkelnburg, listening to a lively chorus of birdsongs
before sunrise in Idaho, USA
----- Original Message -----
From: "Kathy Forer"
Sent: Sunday, July 11, 2004 1:40 PM
> Many of us do too many things that aren't priorities yet have to work
> like machines at these seemingly unchosen endeavors.
> I'm not sure if it's a rationalization but I realized this year that
> the best way to survive this "other stuff" is to make the most of it --
> do whatever it is 'well and wholeheartedly'. It's far better than
> struggling and the negative energy saved can better channel positively
> into what I love to do, whatever that is.
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