“Pain nourishes courage.
You can’t be brave if you’ve only had wonderful things happen to you.”
Mary Tyler Moore reminds us how all those things in life that we don’t like have a purpose and contribute to our happiness and to our well-being.
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Posted March 31st, 2010 by Elena
Posted March 30th, 2010 by Elena
That’s not to say that the road to goal achievement is free of challenges, and it’s rarely a breeze, but if you ask anyone if their hard work was worth it in the end, they would say yes.
The benefits of taking action far outweigh living a life that is using only a fraction of your potential and living with regret.
You can go from living a life you feel controlled in, to living a life you feel in control of.
When you realize the power you hold and the benefits of taking action, your life will never be the same!
Posted March 29th, 2010 by Elena
Happily ever after. What does that even mean? Every fairy tale told seems to end with this phrase, “happily ever after”, but I am thinking that the authors are just getting lazy and glazing over the final details. Even if the Cinderella story finished with “and the prince ran away with the ugly stepsisters and lived together in a polygamous relationship”, I think the author would have finished up the story with a broken hearted Cinderella and “everyone lived happily ever after.” There’s no real closure, just postponement of the inevitable! Read below for a rare glimpse of the happily ever after that Cinderella gets as she gets old…
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