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"Between whatever happens to me
and my response to it is a space.
In that space is my freedom and power to choose my response. And in
response lay my growth and happiness."
~Stephen
Covey
Good morning!
Kyrsti wrote this quote on an index card after reading
The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People and she reads it every day. She
writes, " It has had a big impact on my life. I knew that if I could
cultivate the habit of being patient within this 'space' after an event
or words spoken to me, I would be able to get to a response that would
promote less stress and more happiness."
This concept is one that we need to live on a daily basis. While we
can't control everything going on around us (nor is it worth our energy
to try!) we can control how we react in that "space." And, how we react
will directly impact our day, our week, our month--our life.
When we choose anger, gossip, negativity, or getting defensive - we
build walls in our lives that keep out the "bad"--but those same walls
also keep out the good and the wonder of life.
Your turn: Today, notice the "space"
where you have the choice to respond. Think about how your choice will
influence your life. Respond in a way that promotes understanding and
caring and personal peace. You'll feel much better about the situation
at hand --and your life will reflect it.
Your affirmation: I choose to
respond to external events in a caring, understanding and peaceful way.
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