Morning OpportunityMeeting

Action Thoughts

 October 18

Thought:  A single idea, if it is right, savesus the labor of an infinity of experiences.  JaquesMaritain (1958)

Action:  Be courageous.  Retrieve and present that good idea thathas been stored in the back of your mind waiting for the right time to presentit.  Perhaps it will save aninfinity of experiences.

October 19

Thought:  Imitationis the sincerest form of flattery.  Charles Caleb Colton(1825)

Action:  Choose a role model or select adesirable trait in a friend, acquaintance, or work associate, and flatter themby making it a practice of your own.

October 20

Thought:  Happy are they who hear theirdetractions and can put them to mending.  Shakespeare (1598)

Action:  As difficult as it may be, examine someso-called constructive criticism that has been given to you and see if it isworthy of “mending.”  Make thechange or correction and see if it makes you as happy as Shakespeare suggestsit will.

October 21

Thought:  Men are born equal but they are alsoborn different.  Eric Fromm (1941) 

Action:  It is likely you have a gift or talentyet undiscovered.  It is probablycrying out quietly for attention and development.  Seek and find it. Enjoy developing it.

October 22

Thought:  Reject your sense of injury and the injury itselfdisappears.  Marcus Aurelius

Action: Forgive whomever has accused you falsely and you will be the wiser andhappier.