If We're Not Enjoying What We've Got...and

The Only Difference Between Fear And Excitement Is What We Label It. The Two Are Pretty Much The Same Physiological/emotional Reaction. With Fear, We Put A Negative Spin On It: "oh No!" With Excitement, We Give It Some Positive English: "oh, Boy!"

Anger Begins As An Inner Twinge. We Sense Something Long Before It Blossoms (explodes?) Into An Emotional Tirade. If We Listen To This Twinge -- And Follow Its Advice -- The Emotional Outburst (or In Burst) Is Not Needed.

First, All Relationships Are With Yourself-and Sometimes They Involve Other People. Second, The Most Important Relationship In Your Life-the One You Have, Like It Or Not, Until The Day You Die-is With Yourself.

If You're Not Actively Involved In Getting What You Want, You Don't Really Want It.

Courage, Contrary To Popular Belief, Is Not The Absence Of Fear. Courage Is The Wisdom To Act In Spite Of Fear.