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Grateful Sunday- Don't wait for things to get Better
“Gratitude brings more to be grateful about.” — Louise Hay Good morning, Cube Crew! Here's something I've been thinking about... How often do we tell ourselves, "I'll be happy when..."? When things settle down. When I have more money. When that problem is solved. When life gets a little easier. But what if we've got it backward? 🤔 What if we don't have to wait for things to improve to start feeling grateful? What if gratitude helps us notice the good that's already here? That doesn't mean ignoring life's challenges or pretending everything is wonderful. It simply means giving the good things a little more of our attention. Sometimes the smallest things deserve the biggest appreciation. ✨ TODAY'S I AM FOCUS: I AM grateful for what I have today while remaining open to all the good that's still to come. 👇 LET'S SHARE A LITTLE GRATITUDE! What's something you're especially thankful for today? ❤️ A. Family and loved ones 🐾 B. My furry companions 🌸 C. My health and the ability to enjoy today ☀️ D. A little peace and quiet 🌱 E. New opportunities and personal growth 😂 F. My morning coffee... let's not overlook the important things! Or share something completely different! Today's little challenge: Before the day ends, notice THREE things you might normally take for granted. Because sometimes a change in perspective is where a change in our experience begins. Happy Sunday, everyone! 🌈
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A for me today. I had 3 meaningful conversations with family and friends yesterday. Two reached out to check on me and one i initiated. I’m very appreciative. I love the last line you wrote. I think it is worth an encore… “Sometimes a change in perspective is where a change in our experience begins” I’m going to focus on that today!
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🥰 thank you for this group! I’m grateful for you!
Saturday Thoughts
“We don't see things as they are, we see them as we are.” — Anaïs Nin Good morning, Cube Crew! ☀️ Have you ever felt completely misunderstood? Or wondered how two people could experience the exact same situation and walk away with two entirely different stories? 🤔 Here's something worth considering... We all see life through our own lens, shaped by our experiences, beliefs, fears, and expectations. And sometimes, the hardest thing to accept is that someone else's perspective can be different from ours without either person being entirely wrong. Being misunderstood doesn't mean we need to defend ourselves to everyone. And understanding someone else's perspective doesn't mean we have to agree with it. Sometimes it simply means being willing to listen, stay curious, and leave a little room for compassion. ✨ TODAY'S I AM FOCUS: I AM open to understanding others while remaining true to myself. 👇 LET'S TALK! When you feel misunderstood, what's your first instinct? 🅰️ Explain myself until they understand! 🅱️ Get frustrated and shut down. 🅲️ Step back and try to see their perspective. 🅳️ Let it go. Not everyone needs to understand me. 🅴️ A little bit of all of the above! 😂 🌸 Here's a little challenge for today: The next time someone sees something differently, instead of asking, "Why don't they understand me?" try asking, "What might they be seeing that I'm not?" We don't have to see eye to eye to treat each other heart to heart. Happy Saturday, everyone! 🌈
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This is great food for thought. I used to be A and B all the way. I would try explain myself to death. Shut down and hold on. There are three things that have helped me be better with this. One is about five years ago a friend of mine gave me an acronym to help me. JADE. I do not have to Justify Argue Defend or Explain I know that sometimes I talk too much and try to explain or justify argue and defend myself and sometimes silence is better. A Pause is almost always good. Also, the book the Four Agreements helps me to remind myself not to take anything personally. That people almost always are coming from their lens. And the third one is I have a Suziism that came to me from GUS that says I don’t have to make someone else wrong for me to be right. This one helps me not feel the need to correct people like I used to. I just let them be with their perspective. Of course I know there are times when it’s the right thing to hear the other perspective and gain some understanding and see how they came up with that and sometimes I’m at fault for not being clear or something, but for the most part, these things have helped me live a more peaceful life.
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📚 Book Club — Week 1 is almost in the Books 😀😂
Good morning, Book Club Crew! Can you believe we're already wrapping up our first week of You Can Heal Your Life? I've really enjoyed the thoughts and reflections that have been shared so far. Thank you to everyone who has jumped into the conversation! And if you've been quietly reading along, we're glad you're here, too! ❤️ This week was all about BECOMING AWARE — noticing our thoughts, beliefs, and the stories we tell ourselves. Sometimes awareness alone is a pretty big accomplishment! 👇 LET'S CHECK IN! How's your first week going? 🌸 A. Something I read really resonated with me! 💭 B. I'm becoming more aware of my thoughts. ❤️ C. I'm learning to be kinder to myself. 📖 D. Still reading and taking it all in! 😂 E. A little behind, but I'm enjoying the journey! BONUS QUESTION: Was there a sentence or idea that made you stop and think? ONE MORE THING... I hope you'll feel comfortable sharing your thoughts here in the group. Sometimes our experiences and perspectives are exactly what someone else needs to hear! But I also understand that some reflections are personal. If you'd rather share something privately, you're always welcome to send me a message. No pressure, no judgment. The important thing is that you feel supported and included, wherever you are in your journey. ✨ LOOKING AHEAD! We're opening Week 2 in the Classroom so you can take a peek and get a head start if you'd like! Next week we'll explore UNDERSTANDING OUR BELIEFS, reading Chapters 2–4. Remember, there's no race, no pressure, and no perfect way to participate. We're here to learn, grow, and support one another — one page and one little discovery at a time!
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C for me. I’ve been a lot kinder to myself this past week which is huge for me. Big deep breath. My plan for this week is to start on the exercises. They feel a bit intimidating to me.
Feel Good Friday
“The purpose of our lives is to be happy.” — Dalai Lama Good morning, Cube Crew! WE MADE IT TO FRIDAY! 🎉😂 Here's a little reminder as we head into the weekend... Not everything has to be serious, productive, or part of some grand plan! Sometimes happiness is found in the simplest things. A great song, a good laugh, a delicious meal, or spending time with someone who makes you smile. And sometimes it's just realizing you have absolutely NOTHING on your calendar! 😂 Today's challenge? Find one little thing that makes you happy and enjoy the heck out of it! ✨ TODAY'S I AM FOCUS: I AM making room for more fun, laughter, and little moments of happiness! 👇 LET'S HAVE SOME FRIDAY FUN! What's your idea of a PERFECT Friday? 🍕 A. Good food and absolutely no cooking! 🍷 B. A glass of wine and great company 🐾 C. Quality time with my favorite furry friend 🎶 D. Music, laughter, and maybe a little dancing! 🛋️ E. Pajamas, the couch, and NO plans! 😂 F. All of the above... preferably in that order! Happy Friday! Here's to a weekend filled with little joys, unexpected smiles, and a few moments worth remembering! 🌈
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Happy Friday! For me it’s none of the above. I’m looking forward to finishing up putting stuff away in my new place. It’s starting to take shape and I’m really excited.
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Yes!
☀️ Thoughtful Thursday☀️
“You can't solve a problem with the same thinking that created it.” — Albert Einstein Good morning, Cube Crew! Have you ever noticed how a small problem can become HUGE the longer you think about it? You replay it, analyze it, worry about it, talk about it... and before you know it, that little problem has moved in, unpacked its bags, and taken over your entire day! 😂 Here's something I've been thinking about... The solution isn't always found by spending more time dwelling on the problem. Sometimes it's found by changing where we put our attention. That doesn't mean ignoring challenges or pretending everything is wonderful. It means acknowledging what's happening and then asking ourselves: ✨ What CAN I do about this? 🌸 What might I be overlooking? ❤️ What's one small step I can take toward something better? Because while we can't always control what happens around us, we can choose how we respond. ✨ TODAY'S I AM FOCUS: I AM focusing my energy on possibilities, solutions, and the things I can influence! 👇 A LITTLE THURSDAY CHECK-IN! When something is bothering you, what's your usual reaction? 🤔 A. Overthink it until my brain needs a vacation! 🗣️ B. Talk it through with someone 💪 C. Jump right into problem-solving mode 🌸 D. Take a little time to reset and find perspective 😂 E. All of the above... sometimes before breakfast! Happy Thursday! Remember, we don't have to have every answer today. Sometimes changing the question is the first step toward finding a solution. 🌈
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I wish I could say B and D, but my first instincts are usually A and C! 😂 What I'm learning, though, is that sometimes the best problem-solving happens when I stop trying to solve the problem. A walk, a distraction, or a good night's sleep can work wonders. I believe our minds can only draw from what we already know and have experienced. But when we release the struggle and turn it over to Infinite Intelligence, we make room for answers we never would have thought of. Sometimes the answer isn't something we figure out. It's something we allow to come to us. And here's the beautiful distinction: When we release something, we're not giving up on finding the answer. We're simply giving up the struggle of forcing it. A silly example: Recently, I spent several days trying to solve a problem with a home project. I considered all sorts of complicated solutions, but nothing seemed quite right. Then one morning I woke up with the words “L brackets” in my mind. Sure enough, that simple idea turned out to be the key to solving the problem!
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