May 1st
Know as much or more about the food you eat then you do about your favorite hobby.
Having options creates hope.
Rejoice in the wonder of it all.
May 2nd
Extreme opinions are unable to last.
Put forth your best effort, the rest is outside your control.
Other people, rather than you, are the one's who change their own opinions.
May 3rd
Appreciate when something goes off better than planned.
Be polite when making a difficult decision.
Being content is comfortable, but it hampers growth.
May 4th
God's plan is greater than anything you can dream for yourself.
Enjoy the special moments.
Change everything.
May 5th
Celebrating other cultures helps connect our humanity.
Things often take longer than you think, enjoy the journey.
Celebrate other people's successes.
May 6th
Nobody can do everything, so implement a plan to accomplish your goals.
Change up your normal routine to get a new perspective.
Life is fleeting in all its phases.
May 7th
You can't fix everything, somethings just are they way they are.
Find satisfaction with your efforts.
Create great memories.
May 8th
Get to know the people you serve.
Sometimes the best approach is counterintuitive - how can you think differently about a given situation.
Don't be afraid to reinvent yourself, while remaining true to who you are.
May 9th
Doing something once, that people do every day, helps to give you some small amount of empathy and appreciation.
Prepare and be ready to succeed.
Allow the valleys to be short lived and after working your way to the top, enjoy the fleeting moment.
Enjoy the journey, especially since it's unknown where the path will lead.
May 10th
Set boundaries that are reasonable, but maintain them.
Anticipate and enjoy the return of a loved one.
Pursue life with vigor and passion.
If you have clutter that you're waiting to use "someday", go ahead and get rid of it.
May 11th
Some may be easier than others, but true accomplishments are earned.
The right timing makes all the difference.
Involve yourself with activities that provide you the opportunity to contribute 90% of the effort.
Always be willing to improve your skills.
May 12th
Life is speeding by, enjoy as much as you can.
When you're not in full health, even very good news is muted.
Incorporate new traditions and rituals in your life.
May 13th
We put ourselves in the hands of others.
Allow things to fall into place.
Be willing to ask.
Be open to unexpected opportunities.
May 14th
There needs to a balance of ideas.
Inspire others.
Strike a balance.
May 15th
Be proud of small achievements.
Enjoy watching how life unfolds.
Striving for excellence involves consistently making the right small decisions.
May 16th
Your priorities should define your actions.
Joyful enthusiasm should be applauded, as the world needs more of it.
Continue to incorporate new technology.
May 17th
There's a desire to get things done, yet a thirst to simultaneously be present in the moment.
The world doesn't need more critics, yet it's an easy role to fill, instead be an advocate and supporter of others.
Developing a professional reputation takes years to build.
Never be too "grown up" to roll down a hill.
May 18th
3-5 servings per day, not only applies to fruit and vegetables, but also to prayer for a healthy body and soul.
Remember, "doing more with less," only works if it's your idea, otherwise it's just a trite expression.
As life goes by and friendships evolve, encourage them on their journey.
May 19th
As we look back, it's interesting to see the common experiences and topics that we continue to reflect on.
Write our your prayer list and put other people at the top.
Be proactive and create the life you want to live.
Figure out how you approach tough and/or important decisions.
May 20th
When you're frustrated is the time to hold your tongue.
Continue to refine and improve your nature.
Rather than learning only from your own mistakes, be open to the lessons other have learned as a way sidestep obstacles along the way.
May 21st
When a plan comes together, the result can feel as if it simply had "always been that way."
Learning when to be eager and when to be patient takes experience.
If you self indulge in humility, slices of humble pie rarely get served.
Life is the ultimate adventure, which requires taking risks while being true to yourself.
May 22nd
Be deliberate in how you spend your free time.
The plan you have in mind, might not be the way things ultimately work out.
Make the grass on your side of the fence, the greenest of all.
May 23th
Enjoy excercising on the first hot day of the year.
Strike a balance between trusted advice and your own instincts.
Celebrate in every way possible.
Leadership is about your commitment to helping people in your charge succeed.
May 24th
Expand your goals as you accomplish them.
Celebrate with others.
Opportunities abound, be open to them.
May 25th
Do something about it.
There are many ways, beyond your own, to accomplish goals.
Delayed gratification builds self discipline.
Make the most of it.
May 26th
It's amazing what you can get done when you prioritize.
What can seem like a short term road block, can lead to unforeseen opportunities.
Put yourself in good company, but more importantly be good company to others.
May 27th
Even while you're waiting, you can always learn more.
It's a lesson learned in youth sports that serves you well later on... keep your eye on the ball.
Take time to reconnect with old friends.
May 28th
Don't oppose something out of convenience.
Don't show all your cards, even when it's over.
The sacrifice of others, brought about our current blessings.
May 29th
When you're eyes are open and you're looking, it's much easier to see.
Accomplishing longterm goals offer reason to celebrate.
Evaluate which habits need to be strengthened and which ones need to be replaced.
May 30th
A special route might put you in touch with someone in need.
Allow new technology to serve your lifestyle.
Reduce the noise in your life.
May 31st
People need to have their accomplishments acknowledged.
We believe. We doubt. We're reassured. Then we do it all over. Look for ways to prolong belief, reduce doubt and offer assurance.
Simple courtesy: return people's phone calls and emails.
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