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  • The ABCs of Celebrating Your Daily Wins

    July 25th, 2014|Blog, Hopefulness, Self-Care|

    “The invariable mark of wisdom is to see the miraculous in the common.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson If you find that you keep “forgetting” to recognize your accomplishments and congratulate yourself for them, here’s an easy-to-remember technique you can use. Just as when you were a child and everything you were learning was new, you’re [...]

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  • Celebrate Your Successes to Create More Successes

    July 11th, 2014|Blog|

    Want to start an unstoppable wave of success in your life? Here’s how! First: Keep Celebrating The People In Your Life I’ve been describing in recent articles how we are all givers and receivers in every transaction. I want to make sure now that you know this includes every conversation, even those that don’t involve [...]

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  • One More Thing About Giving Yourself Credit…and Receiving Compliments

    July 2nd, 2014|Blog, Hopefulness, Relationships, Self-Care, Trust|

    Are you constantly worried about being too egotistical? Maybe you don’t think of yourself that way, but here are some clues so you can check in with yourself: Do you deflect a compliment so someone else won’t feel badly for not getting the same attention? . Do you downplay recognition of some talent or accomplishment [...]

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  • Why Is Giving Ourselves Credit Such A Challenge?

    June 26th, 2014|Blog, Hopefulness, Relationships, Self-Care, Support Groups|

    All too often people who’ve accomplished some achievement feel the glow of success, but do not discuss it or share their excitement in the moment.  They’ve been taught that talking about their own success, or good deeds, or a job well done, is egotistical and self-serving. This is a real problem for anyone looking to [...]

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