You're all so damn right!
It kills me.
Wallow in self-pity?
No. My lovely and dear commenters are simply not having it.
Thank you for that! This dreaded word "can't" need not apply to me (or any of us!).
"Can't" I want a restraining order, stop stalking me you Can't-arazzi!
Here are some pick-me-up-quotes that I've come across in the past week or two...enjoy.
“Good enough
n e v e r
is.”
-- Debbi Fields
“I can change.
I can live out my imagination
instead of my memory.
I can tie myself to my limitless potential
instead of my limiting past.”
-- Stephen Covey
“C h a n g e.
It has the power to uplift,
to heal, to stimulate, surprise,
open new doors, bring fresh experience
and create excitement in life.
Certainly it is worth the risk.”
-- Leo Buscaglia
“We have the need to be a c c e p t e d and to be loved by others,
but we cannot accept and love ourselves.
The more self-love we have, the less we will experience self-abuse.
Self-abuse comes from self-rejection, and
self-rejection comes from having an image of what it means to be
p e r f e c t
and
n e v e r m e a s u r i n g u p
to that ideal.
Our image of perfection is the reason we reject ourselves the way we are,
and why we don't accept others the way they are.”
-- Don Miguel Ruiz
“Good enough
n e v e r
is.”
-- Debbi Fields
“How do we keep our inner fire alive?
Two things, at minimum, are needed:
An ability to appreciate the positives in our life
And a commitment to action.
Every day, it’s important to
ask and answer these questions:
‘What’s good in my life?’ and
‘What needs to be done?’”
-- Nathaniel Branden
“ ...what I focus on in life is what I get.
And if I concentrate on how bad I am or how wrong I am
or how inadequate I am,
if I concentrate on what I can’t do and
how there’s not enough time in which to do it,
isn’t that what I get every time?
And when I think about how powerful I am, and
when I think about what I have left to contribute, and
when I think about the difference I can make on this planet,
then that’s what I get. You see, I recognize that
it’s not what happens to you;
it’s what you do about it.”