Happiness Is a Balancing Act

Posted by Transitions Through Life on November 1, 2011 · Leave a Comment

The balancing act goes on all through life. If you have small children, you are balancing work and family; if you have aging parents, you are balancing work, leisure and family; if you have a chronic illness you are balancing your health needs with the needs of others.

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Celebrate Failure– It’s What Most of Us Do

Posted by Nancy K Schlossberg Ed.D. on October 2, 2011 · Leave a Comment

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Celebrate Failure– It’s What Most of Us Do

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Celebrate Failure– It’s What Most of Us Do

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Celebrate Failure– It’s What Most of Us Do

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Erma Bombeck wrote, “Failing is what most of us do…but we have still managed to go on breathing…I have several reactions when I hear people introduce me [with]…accolades…so glowing that I don’t even recognize myself. I figure Mother Teresa just flew in…I would like to propose a new wrinkle to introductions. Instead of listing a speaker’s successes, why not list the failures?

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