Quote of The Day
-Ayn Rand
Fact Of The Day
Ice cream was originally made without sugar and eggs.
Todays Motivator
- What is easy?
Easy is overrated. Though easy is nice and convenient, it is
not essential.
Many good, valuable and worthwhile things are not easy. Unfortunately, perfectly acceptable options are too often overlooked simply because they are not easy.
Life is not always easy. And yet life is very much worth living, and very much worth the trouble and effort it often requires.
If you only seek the easiest way, you’ll miss out on the best way. If you avoid what is not easy, you’ll deny yourself great richness.
When you expect everything to be easy, you’ll have to lower your other expectations. Many of life’s greatest treasures are so valuable precisely because they are so difficult to attain.
Go to the trouble, make the effort, and take on the difficult challenges. For out there beyond the comfort of what is easy, you can create and experience the magnificence of what is great.
By Ralph Marston
Source: http://greatday.comMany good, valuable and worthwhile things are not easy. Unfortunately, perfectly acceptable options are too often overlooked simply because they are not easy.
Life is not always easy. And yet life is very much worth living, and very much worth the trouble and effort it often requires.
If you only seek the easiest way, you’ll miss out on the best way. If you avoid what is not easy, you’ll deny yourself great richness.
When you expect everything to be easy, you’ll have to lower your other expectations. Many of life’s greatest treasures are so valuable precisely because they are so difficult to attain.
Go to the trouble, make the effort, and take on the difficult challenges. For out there beyond the comfort of what is easy, you can create and experience the magnificence of what is great.
By Ralph Marston
Word Of The Day
vaticination\vuh-tiss-uh-NAY-shun\
noun
1: prediction
2: the act of prophesying
EXAMPLES
The book's plot hinges on a teenager with a knack for prophecy and a fondness for offering strangers her vaticinations.
"But as is the case with romance, evidence of interest in vaticination and prognostication comes to us from many different sources, not just the Icelandic sagas." -- From Stephen A. Mitchell's 2010 book Witchcraft and Magic in the Nordic Middle Ages
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