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More quotes from kids
“I can’t be quiet. My mouth gets itchy when it has words in it.” (Jon Paul, 4 years old) “I wish this wasn’t real life and I was just a refrigerator!” (Beau, 3 years old) ““I’m not mad. I’m just hungry and I hate you!” (Anonymous 7-year-old) “Let’s play cops and Roberts. I’ll be […]
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Create a Happiness Plan
Book an in-person or online consultation to create a personalised Happiness Inventory & Happiness Plan. A Happiness Plan is a broad-strokes guide, to give you a sense of direction. Not a career plan, but a guide to finding more joy in the details, greater life satisfaction and deeper meaning in your roles in life. […]
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Worthy. How to Believe You Are Enough and Change Your Life
Worthy. How to Believe You Are Enough and Transform Your Life. Simple Steps, Life-Changing Results. By Jamie Kern Lima According to the author, you don’t get what you want, you get what you believe you are worthy of. And if you don’t feel worthy before reading this book, you certainly will afterwards. Jamie Kern Lima […]
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Real quotes from children
“I’m not insulting you; I’m describing you.” (Anonymous 6-year-old) “I love the sound of no-one talking.” (Anonymous 6-year-old) “Parmesan cheese is like glitter for your spaghetti.” (Callum, 4 years old) “I’ve been having a hard day for the last two years.” (Anonymous 4-year-old) “I can’t show you how much I missed you because my hands […]
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These puns are fully groan…
I had my patience tested. I’m negative. The older I get, the earlier it gets late. I got a new drum kit today. It takes some beating. I went to the paint shop to get thinner. It didn’t work. I don’t want to get technical or anything, but according to chemistry, alcohol is a solution.
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The many layers of forgiveness
Forgiveness is considered an important ingredient for a happy life. It’s a saintly quality, which frees both perpetrator and victim from the effects of past cruel actions. But since most of us have not yet reached saint status, the whole concept of forgiveness can be fraught with confusion. Should I forgive someone who is still […]