“The fullest expression of manhood is ultimately living the embodiment of the responsibility to something in life that is more elevated and bigger than myself.” -Tadayoshi Inoue
Browsing Tag: positive messages
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
The Population Abundance Problem?
“The point of population stabilization is to reduce or minimize misery.”
~ Roger Bengston, founding board member, World Population Balance
Diet and Nutrition / Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
“Are you Comfortable in your skin?”
“If you’re not grateful for what you already have, why should you be blessed with more…”
― Germany Kent
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
Goals or guides?
“If you don’t know where you are going, you’ll end up someplace else.”
– Yogi Berra
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
“Do you know how lucky you are to be you?”
“The odds of being born a human being is about 1 in 400 trillion! If you are alive as a human you have literally already won in life!” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Diet and Nutrition / Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
“Do you know what is really standing in your way?”
“What stands between what you desire and where you are today is usually how we each manage the discomfort of the time and effort it takes to achieve what we want.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
Thank you poem
“We all influence others just by being who we each are. But when they can feel your positive influence and reflect it back it is sublime and fulfilling!” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives / Wellbeing and Mindfulness
“Act or Re-act?”
“How we each behave toward one another is a reflection of what is really going on deep within us.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives / Uncategorized
Inner Work
“The difference between being alone and feeling lonely is my own recognition of self-love.” – Tadayoshi Inoue
Positive Perspectives
I love you mom
“There are only two things a child needs in this world, to feel safe and to feel loved.” – Dixie Peterson (my mom)