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A poem about making change - Portia Nelson

In the spirit of how we all go about realizing how to make a change in our lives, Portia Nelson's poem says it really well. As baby's we first poop and then realize it, soon we feel it coming, but still poop. In time, we feel it coming, and sometimes make it to the toilet and other times not...

Posted to elishagoldstein (Weblog) by Elisha Goldstein on 11-04-2008
Quote on Personal growth - Change!

Acceptance is such an important commodity, some have called it "the first law of personal growth." Peter McWilliams , Life 101 This quote really appeals to me at a personal level, until I accept that there is a need to make a change I remain stuck. The same notion of acceptance applies in another...

Posted to Parkes ponders (Weblog) by Helen Parkes on 08-18-2008
We are each working on our own path forward.

The journey to creating a lasting change involves a number of situations and challenges, some are humorous, some are confronting, but we each use what we believe in to keep part of us anchored to what we know to make the journey. "Fact of the matter is, there is no hip world, there is no straight...

Posted to Parkes ponders (Weblog) by Helen Parkes on 08-02-2008