“If all we do is complain about what is wrong with our culture and offer no solutions, then we are a part of the problems we are complaining about.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Browsing Tag: positive thoughts
Diet and Nutrition / Positive Perspectives
“Evolve from within”
“What the superior man seeks is in himself; what the small man seeks is in others.” ― Confucius
Positive Perspectives
“Above the well” -Asao Inoue, PhD
Today’s meditation is a meditation of gratitude and love for my brother. There hasn’t been a day of my life that I didn’t love and respect my twin brother, Asao Inoue. He has been my life-long companion, friend and brother. My life would not be what it is today without him. I am humbled, thankful […]
Wellbeing and Mindfulness
Understanding Meaning and Purpose
“As humans, we are meaning creating creatures. I am sure that the meaning of my life has something to do with who I am, and how I actualize this in my experience.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
The roadmap for changing behaviors
“Being mindful is about being more aware of your present moment than where you have been or where you may want to go.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
Deeply connecting and vulnerability
“Deeply connecting with another is like being heard and recognized for the glory that I am, even when I don’t feel like I am.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
Family and Thank you
“At the end of the day, family really is the most important component of life. I am just glad that I don’t limit my family to blood. My family is the family I decide to love. So my family is so very big and diverse.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
A universe of love
“Love is our true destiny. We do not find the meaning of life by ourselves alone – we find it with another.” – Thomas Merton
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
Ideas vs. People
“We shouldn’t be looking for heroes, we should be looking for good ideas.” – Noam Chomsky