Simply An Inspired Life

Our wise Little League coach would probably say, “Just do your best.” I would like to up the ante and say, “Have compassion, and just do your best.”

Be prepared” meant more than just being ready for emergencies. It meant being ready for all challenges to mind and body—meeting all of life's struggles with courage, happily and without regret, having done your best.

Not Doings as: “activities designed to put our doings in the spotlight and make them obvious to us, so that we can change them.”

Our deepest fear is . . . the unknown. One of our greatest longings is . . . adventure—our quest into the unknown. It's a paradox.

Sometimes courage is the quiet voice at the end of the day saying, “I will try again tomorrow.”

Choose with no regret.

Gratitude is the light in the dark corners of each day.

—mar
For yesterday I hold no apologies. For tomorrow I offer no

Use the phrase as a lens to look at the events of your day.

Returning to intention . . . Every one of us has the ability to transmit a message such as “I am relaxed and joyful,” “My headache is easing, and I feel comfortable,” or “My friend's tumor is shrinking rapidly,” and have that message received by the Universe.