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Marianne
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BLUE
Blue might be a cold color but it sure is calming.
If you feel stress coming over you, pop into the
blue room.
If all the rooms around are bright red, you might
just have to close your eyes. Float off to the
ocean. Take in the sky. See the water
slowly washing ashore in your mind’s eye. Imagine a
soft blue sweater. Float in a clear blue pool.
Ah…that’s better.
From David Leonhardt
The Happy Guy
With the two recent
plane crashes, many people may be nervous about
flying. As a pilot myself, I know that flying
is incredibly safe. But that doesn't always
take away the fear. If you have flying anxiety
and must fly for business or personal travel, check
out the Soar program from a former airline captain
and now licensed therapist, Captain Tom Bunn.
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Looking for strategies to make it through these strange new
times?
Check out these tips from some of the most well
known sources.
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"Recognize
negativity for what it is - an opinion that takes you out of the
enjoyment of here and now. Put a stop to your thoughts
that make you feel guilty or inadequate"
Anonymous
"People who consider themselves victims of their
circumstances will always remain victims unless they
develop a greater vision for their lives."
Stedman Graham
Speaker, Author and Educator
"The money
I have is in direct proportion to the value I've given to
others. The more I give of myself, incredibly, the more economic
power comes my way."
Tod Barnhart
Author
"Be careful the environment you choose for it will shape you; be
careful the friends you choose for you will become like them."
W. Clement
Stone
1902-2002, Author and Businessman
"One day at a time - this is enough. Do not
look back and grieve over the past, for it is gone: and do not
be troubled about the future, for it has not yet come. Live in
the present, and make it so beautiful that it will be worth
remembering."
Ida Scott Taylor
1820-1915, Author
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