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“Love is when my mommy makes coffee for my daddy and she takes a sip before giving it to him, to make sure the taste is OK.” -Danny, Age 7
This is so noble! Help Evan reach is goal today!
maxistentialist:
My birthday is this Wednesday and I don’t need a damn thing.
So I hooked up with the NYC Food Bank to run a Food Bank Fund Raise. My goal is to raise $2,500 between now and the end of the day on Wednesday, November 30th.
I’d be grateful if you clicked and donated. This is going to be a very tough winter for a record number of NYC children who do not have enough to eat.
Thanks in advance.
Happy birthday Evan!
Really Melanie? Really? Wait… I think I see the resemblance! No wait never mind.
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This thought was shared with me yesterday morning and it stuck with me all day. I’ve shared many things on being thankful this Thanksgiving, but I haven’t yet shared what I am thankful for. I know this is a little late, but why should Thanksgiving be the only day we think of being thankful?
1) Give up being perfect for being authentic. Give up wanting everything to work out perfectly, for giving life a chance. How many times have we pushed the snooze button on life because we know we can’t do something correct? Some of our most intense memories contain some of the worst things happening. When troubles come ask yourself, “What is the most empowering way to view this situation?”
2) When you are mingling, be very confident; no one likes a complainer. Every chance that you get, quote a motivational quote; prove yourself to be an adult. Be sure to bring up QUALITY subjects, with your QUALITY family, to create a QUALITY Thanksgiving.
3) Do not complain about ANYTHING! Complaining will ruin the mood of the entire party. This is a day to be thankful for what we do have going right, not to notice everything that’s going wrong. If someone in your family is throwing the toddler tantrum about a spilled drink, pull them to the side, give them a quick motivational pep talk, run out to where your family is yell “I am having the best day ever!” You’ll spice up the conversation for success, and gratitude.
4) Live in the front row! How many times have we wanted to see something so bad that we ran up and sat so close we could everything? It is a whole new experience right? This Thanksgiving, live in the front row. Be present at all time. Be grateful and thankful for literally everything that you have in front of you, even that spilled drink. Don’t forget to do what you can, with what you have, where you are. Don’t be anywhere else. Give yourself value today :)
Tony Madrid and True Power Of Words wishes you a very happy FRONT ROW Thanksgiving! Let’s take our families to the next level!