Do you ever feel fatigued and need to be reminded to keep trying?
Do you ever feel weary and need to be reminded to get up and move?
Do you ever wonder if your life inspires anyone and need to be reminded that you are an inspiration?
Do you ever feel like you can’t give much more but then decide to keep helping?
Do you ever doubt everything around you and then hear that little voice that says, keep believing?
Do you ever feel stuck and like life is in a rut, and you are reminded of the importance of dreaming?
Do you ever feel a bit despairing? Then remember, there is power in hope!
Do you ever, at the end of every day, remind yourself that even when it is hard, it is always good to keep loving?
And at the end of the day, when your heart is either depleted and worn out or full of hope and goodness, remember, you got this! ❤️ trish
On my good days, I live in moments. I have not mastered this every day, but I can slow my mind, body, and soul on my good days and sync them together to live in the moment.
I came across this thought last week. My imagination has had some fun considering this concept. I am not much of a museum fan, but when I think of the museum of my heart, I surely want to buy the first ticket!
I once had a tapestry party. It was a bit like the museum open house. I invited people from all seasons of my life. It was put together by those closest to my heart (my parents and siblings). I wrote each guest a letter about how because I knew them, I had been changed for good. It was a glorious evening of being loved and giving love!
Recently, I took a yoga class. We spent time on breathing, as every yoga class does. I was surprised at how difficult breathing can be. I have some things to learn about the power and practice of breathing.
I am grateful for every good report I hear, but I find it cumbersome sometimes to ensure people place their good words in a suitable space to ensure we receive credit and our score is on the higher end of the average franchise. I often say the competition will not drive me, but I do find myself hoping that people will respond to the requests to share their experiences. We are sure to say that we ask for an honest reflection of their total experience, letting people know we are open to hearing all the feedback they wish to bring.
During an intake call, when we asked how they heard about Visiting Angels if it is not a personal connection, it is often because they have read their Google reviews.
If you have worked for or utilized our services, I invite you to practice using the Google tool to increase the referrals submitted. We value your feedback and welcome your input! Click here and look for write a review buttone on the right of the page!
I work in the type of business where the unexpected is our norm. Somedays, the unexpected doesn’t happen, but that is somewhat unexpected. 🙂 We often expect something unexpected for our day to feel normal. But the unexpected at work is slightly different than the unexpected in life. We are offered an invitation here to survive using courage, humor, and grace. From experience, those are not typically the first three responses when dealing with unexpected twists and turns.
I found this term, failure of courage, to be a new phrase in my thoughts. When asked what I regret, I rarely, before now, have thought of my regret as the birthplace of empathy!