Were you your best self today? Did you even try? Wait, sorry! I meant...how are you doing? Week going okay? Tell me about it.
Thursday, October 1, 2009
The Eclectic Calendar tells us that we are to start off the month with Be Your Best Self Day. I try everyday, I really do. Some days it is much harder than others to even make the effort. And sometimes, in spite of good efforts, I fail (but not EPIC FAIL, because I hear if I say that now I am a giant dork). I think when it comes down to it my best self is found here:
Were you your best self today? Did you even try? Wait, sorry! I meant...how are you doing? Week going okay? Tell me about it.
Were you your best self today? Did you even try? Wait, sorry! I meant...how are you doing? Week going okay? Tell me about it.
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Aw, I like your collage of family photos!
I started off being my better self by getting a good night's sleep last night! Sure I still wanted to take a nap later in the day, but still! :)
I always do what I can to be my best self. I don't think it's something we can really fail at, we just don't live up to our goals. I finished a book today, which makes me feel good, I think that makes me a better person now.
I try, I try. I fail, I fail.
It'a a hard and fast "Murphy" rule that I follow. Part of what has made my life so much better lately.
Tara: Thanks! And I think a good night's sleep is a precursor to lots of good things :-)
AlienCG: Meeting a goal feels great. I'm sure it improved you...not that you need improvement :-)
Crazy4Coens: Oh surely not. You are an extraordinary person!
Ananda: Is it sort of hoping for the best and expecting the worse? Whatever you are doing, it is certainly working...
I always try really hard to be the best person I can be. I also try not to beat myself up for being human, because that constant self-criticism can foster my insecurities and those make me a worse person. It's all so tricky, isn't it? I guess it's an ongoing process that I'm always working on.
Churlita: I believe you're exactly right. It is an ongoing process. It isn't like it is some task that will reach completion. Keeps us on our toes.
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