Thought for the Week – Getting Up vs Jumping Up and Seizing the Day!

Last week’s Thought for the Week was about “Living on Purpose” and knowing what your purpose is in life, your “raison d’?tre”.

[You can find previous posts here in my BLOG]

But what’s the difference for you between getting up in the morning and jumping out of bed because you can’t wait to get started?

Do you find that first piece of music or news you hear in the morning often stays with you for the day? I do! It’s great if you like that music or news but not so great if you don’t!

What we think of first thing in our day is profound and sets the tone for the entire day.

Therefore, it is so important that we do what we can to set the scene for the day we want to have and if we know what our overall purpose is in life, it will take a lot to push us off-track.

So, if we face a challenging moment and are able to think about our purpose at a second’s notice, this will keep us on track.

“A year from now you may wish you had started today.”

-Karen Lamb-

[Karen Lamb is the author of the biography “Thea Astley: Inventing Her Own Weather (UQP)”, shortlisted for six national literary awards, and co-winner of the 2016 Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Non-Fiction. She teaches literature and communication in Sydney, Australia].

And if you do find yourself having a bad day …

“When everything seems to be going against you, remember that the airplane takes off against the wind, not with it.”

-Henry Ford-

If you find yourself saying; “but I’m just not a morning person!”

Here are a few Reasons to Get Up in The Morning. These are not in any particular order – they will all give your morning motivation a boost …

  1. You have the freedom to choose to be positive and surround yourself with joy. So, start your day how you would like to start it – what kind of music / news would you like to hear first thing?
  2. You have the opportunity to exercise and take care of your internal
    cellular life.
  3. You have the opportunity to give yourself a gift and do the things that you enjoy and excite you: listen to music, read, practice yoga, meditate, be creative, enjoy nature, play golf, take a walk, a swim or a run.
  4. You have multiple possibilities to learn something new.
  5. You can improve your communication skills with your friends, partner and / or colleagues.

The minute you open your eyes in the morning, you become engaged in your day. And the race begins by acknowledging the many awesome reasons to jump up out of bed and start your day with purpose, intention, and joy.

“How would your life be different if…You stopped worrying about things you can’t control and started focusing on the things you can? Let today be the day…You free yourself from fruitless worry, seize the day and take effective action on things you can change.”

-Steve Maraboli-

 [Dr. Steve Maraboli is a life-changing Speaker, bestselling Author, and Behavioural Science Academic. His empowering and insightful words have been shared and published throughout the world in more than 25 languages].

As always, I will leave you  with that thought!

And why not Book a Complimentary Consultation where we can discuss ‘How you can live on purpose’. You can choose a slot HERE.

With best wishes and speak to you again soon!

Korinne 
P.S. Ask me about the next Communication Code Group Programme

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Hello, I’m Korinne … I work with committed and determined professionals who want to master their communuac skills. Often business people believe they are doing OK and yet they know they are not getting the results they want and deserve. I’m passionate about helping people to achieve thir vision and get results. I have been working with Business Owners and Leaders for more that 25 years, helping them to realise their vision of what they truly want, overcome barriers to effective communication, so they can be the best version of themselves and thrive in their lives.

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