Keeping Things in Perspective - What Are Your Priorities?

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Now that I have your attention 😂 I want to ask you a question. How are you doing - really? Time for a quick check in with yourself. We all rush headlong through life, sometimes willy-nilly, and sometimes in a carefully planned prioritized way, but it's still rushing along. Every once in a while we need a reminder just to stop, breathe, and ask ourselves how we are.

Are you so wrapped up in getting things done you've forgotten to take a couple minutes here and there for fun? Or stopped noticing the little fun things we can see all around us there for the taking if we just notice them? Are we missing little moments in time that take next to nothing from us to do or say something kind that could change someone's outlook on their day? Even an opportunity to be kind to ourselves. Be honest with yourself.

Be silly. Be honest. Be Kind.

- Ralph Waldo Emerson

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