On February 25th in 1964 Muhammad Ali (then known as Cassius Clay) became the world heavyweight boxing champion. He would become a bigger than life character in the world of boxing. His reputation reached around the globe in many ways. He remains an unforgettable figure. One of the things I recall and I mention often, […]
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The one who falls and gets back up is so much _________ than the one who never fell. I think we can fill in that blank with any of these words:– braver– wiser– smarter– stronger– readier– humbler– kinderAnd in the long run, the one who falls and then rises is more likely to be…– grateful–
I love the idea of (and need in my life) the chance to start over, redo, reboot, try again, or rewrite a story. SPOILER ALERT: We’re imperfect. But if, in our imperfection, we are aware of our shortcomings, we will want to do better, try again, or make improvements upon our efforts. To do so
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Panic is greatly overrated (and nowhere near as much fun as it looks like on TV shows.) Let’s CALMLY try some competent advice and some compassionate support. QuittersWin wants to offer that judgment-free, stigma-free, cost-free advice and support. Quitters everywhere are learning that staying in touch means staying on track. Shout-out to a whole bunch
