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Wherever I Go, There I AmTwo weeks ago, I overheard a lady speaking about moving to another town and how much nicer the people were there. It reminded me of an old story. There was a customer seated at the lunch counter in a town diner. He asked the waitress what the people were like in this town. She smiled and asked about the people in the town he came from. He said they were awful, stuck up, uncaring, and rude. She replied to the customer - "you're probably not going to like it much here either".Wherever you go, there you are. Do you know people who are looking for a new job because they hate the job they have now? What makes them think they won't hate their new job? Wherever you go, there you are. It's not about your neighbor, your job, your spouse if you're not happy take a look on the inside. Are you happy with yourself? My bet is no, my bet is it's time for an attitude adjustment - a check up from the neck up. When I'm feeling down I find that I'm better off not watching the news on television or listening to it on the radio. I find listening to classical music very soothing it raises my spirits. I have a collection of inspirational and motivational CD's I listen to, I have a collection of DVD's that are positive and lift me up. I avoid negative people; I try not to dump my negativity onto others. Check out the video below it's an example of a video that will lift your spirits. Does it always work? Nope, but it usually does. Positive thinking does work. It's not immediate, but it's just really hard to stay in a bad mood when you're listening to Zig Ziglar or Bob Doyle or Joe Vitale or Bob Proctor. You've got to take action to get out of your funk; you've got to surround yourself with positive thoughts and people. Keep in mind the Law of Attraction; you will attract what you think about. Positive thoughts will attract positive results every time. One of the biggest challenges we face as humans is dealing with negative friends and family. How do you dismiss a friend of 20 years because you suddenly realize they're no longer good for you? I don't have an easy answer to this question I'd really appreciate some thoughts and comments from you about this. I have (yep, still do) a friend who constantly complained about things in her life. One day I'd reached my limit and asked what she had done specifically about the problem she was describing to me. It was something she had been complaining about for close to a year. She replied "nothing"... my response was less than compassionate. I said "I don't want to hear any more about it until you've taken some action to correct it yourself." Well, I didn't hear any more about it - but... other people did. She just stopped complaining to me. I can't change others, I can only change myself. Wherever I go, there I am.
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