Positive Women - If Today Was Your Last Day, What Would You Do? What Would You Say?
If today was your last day, what would you do and say and would you be considered a strong positive woman or someone who was going so fast to "keep up" that important things weren't said and done because you didn't have the time? The truth is, it doesn't take extra time to behave positively.
Your positive prep begins with your values and how you want to be remembered; the lives you want to touch.
When you live like today your last day and know the last thing you said to someone is one of the things they will remember, you get a good feel for how you should all be every day.
We tend to hold on to yesterday: to the fun, the pain, the laughter, arguments, kind words, hurtful words, and so on.
The encounters we have with others greatly affect our life and how we feel about ourselves.
It takes practice to become a positive woman and see the bright side even in the not-so-bright situations of life.
If how we remember someone has a lot to do with our last encounter with them, our positive preparation for our last day is something to seriously consider since most of us won't know when it will take place.
What if you aren't leaving this world for 50 years and everyone still speaks of you positively? Living like today is your last day and saying and doing the things you want people to be left with is positive prep.
Your positive prep begins with your values and how you want to be remembered; the lives you want to touch.
When you live like today your last day and know the last thing you said to someone is one of the things they will remember, you get a good feel for how you should all be every day.
We tend to hold on to yesterday: to the fun, the pain, the laughter, arguments, kind words, hurtful words, and so on.
The encounters we have with others greatly affect our life and how we feel about ourselves.
It takes practice to become a positive woman and see the bright side even in the not-so-bright situations of life.
If how we remember someone has a lot to do with our last encounter with them, our positive preparation for our last day is something to seriously consider since most of us won't know when it will take place.
- What is the last thing you said to the 3 people who are closest to you?
- Did you tell your loved ones "I love you," the last time you spoke with them or did you assume they already knew it?
- Were you smiling when you left for work or reprimanding someone and reminding them that something better be done by the time you return?
- Did you hug your dog and tell him you love him on your last walk or just take him out because "he had to go" while you talked on the cell phone to someone else the entire time?
- Did you tell the smiley checker at the grocery store you appreciate her positive attitude each time you come in or just figure she's a happy person and doesn't need to hear it?
- What would you be remembered for?
- What would your last day be like if you could design it?
What if you aren't leaving this world for 50 years and everyone still speaks of you positively? Living like today is your last day and saying and doing the things you want people to be left with is positive prep.
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