“If you are afraid a certain thing will happen, if you hesitate, stew and avoid the unknown, it will (happen); but if you plunge into the fear, if you boldly meet it with courage, with endless possibilities and tireless determination at the ready, a resolution not only must emerge, but is inevitable.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“A few behaviors does not make an entire human being. If you focus on limited information, you will have a narrow view of a person or situation. If you turn your attention to authenticity (yours and theirs), you both become new, you both step into the light and a world of endless perspectives unfolds. All one has to do is perpetually concede to ignorance of all the facts, because you never will have them all, in any situation, about anyone.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
“There will always be distractions. The question is, which ones are you unable to live without? Keep those. Hold them close and in the highest respect. They are the doorway to bliss.” -Amy Larson, amyjalapeno.com
This could be applied to sour behavior and tantrums (adult, adolescent, or those thrown by a two-year-old). But good, wonderful, blissful things can also be brought to zero when starved of attention. If you want to make a difference in the world, give the latter more (attention) and the former less. “The surest way to […]
