Habits are formed from desire and from lack of desire

Habits are formed from desire and from lack of desire. Like in this video tribute to Nelson Mandela, who passed away the day before (12.05.13):

 

 

We see what we want to see… either a self-indulgent showoff, or a humble servant leading the way through action and results.

(today, March 17, was tempted to remove video – marketing director said to leave it, in memory of NM)

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Accepting ‘I don’t know’ for a lifetime is a form of codependency, no?

Thanksgiving Dinner table all set
Accepting ‘I don’t know’ for a lifetime is a form of codependency, no?

 

Three reasons why it’s time to figure it out:

1. What we see as weakness in another has actually been handed down to us from our parents (or guardians).

2. Not paying attention to our health manifests itself in different but similar ways – putting off a health habit for so long it backfires.

3. Not pushing back is part of being codependent.

We People are way more capable than we give them credit for.

Being organized enough so we can make regular exercise activity a part of our life is the responsibility of only one person.

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