Posts Tagged ‘Possible’

Can one small voice make a difference?  After my experience yesterday with 18,000 youth, I’d have to say the answer is a resounding “yes”!  I had the amazing opportunity to attend We Day in Vancouver yesterday, October 15th. We Day, created by Free The Children, is a one-of-a-kind event and part of an innovative year-long program created to celebrate the power of young people to create positive change in the world. We Day currently takes place in four cities across Canada. Read the rest of this entry »

Apparently there are many ways to measure happiness within countries. But it seems that there’s one country that rises to the top no matter which system is used. In a recent New York Times article, Nicholas D. Kristof tells us that the results are in and there is a clear winner. Care to take a guess? Would you like a hint? It’s a Latin American country. Give up? Well, the World Database of Happiness puts Costa Rica in the top spot out of 148 nations.

Costa Ricans were asked to rate their own happiness on a scale of 1 to 10 and the result was an average of 8.5. Just an FYI – the United States ranks 20th at 7.4.

Another calculation determines “happy life years.” Read the rest of this entry »

Check out what Will Smith has to say, “…your life will become better by making others lives better.” He wants the world to be a better place because he was here. What about you…are you up for the challenge?

What are your thoughts? Tell me, do you agree with this statement: If you’re not making someone else’s life better, then you’re wasting your time. I challenge each and every member of the Better Day Movement to dedicate yourself to being better every day…by making a difference, by making other lives better!

Do you believe something “different” can happen…do you believe in the possibility?

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“Your mind believes what you tell it.” ~ Paul J. Meyer

Where are our insecurities bred? Why do we choose to suffer feelings of inadequacy? How can we go about denying ourselves things we deserve and are entitled to under the pretense of humility? They’re all the same question and the answer is simple. Our personal insecurities, the soft-spots in our psychological armor, come from what we tell ourselves. We are our own most influential advisers. The things we hear and believe Read the rest of this entry »