Happiness lies in the joy of achievement and the thrill of creative effort." —Franklin D. Roosevelt
We feel happiness in many ways and for many reasons throughout the course of our lives, but one thing's true: accomplishing a major goal is one of the best feelings in the world, especially when it means that you have done something wonderful for your happiness, your future or your family.
For many of us, expediting success tops the list of current goals we are working to achieve. And when we accomplish these goals, the wise words of President Roosevelt will certainly ring true when it comes to the joy of achievement that he cites.
But there's something to be said about the thrill of creative effort. I seen so many of you come up with creative tips, tricks and methods to make your expediting journey to work for you.
What creative ways have you made to make expediting work to your advantage?
Have you maybe employed a mantra or a mental game to push through a hard nights drive, or a down–in–the–dumps day?
Whatever your clever methods are, embrace them (and feel free to share them in the EO community, too!). If Roosevelt was right, and I like to think he was, this could be the key to happiness along the road to expediting success.
Have a Grrrreat day.....Ken aka OVM....
We feel happiness in many ways and for many reasons throughout the course of our lives, but one thing's true: accomplishing a major goal is one of the best feelings in the world, especially when it means that you have done something wonderful for your happiness, your future or your family.
For many of us, expediting success tops the list of current goals we are working to achieve. And when we accomplish these goals, the wise words of President Roosevelt will certainly ring true when it comes to the joy of achievement that he cites.
But there's something to be said about the thrill of creative effort. I seen so many of you come up with creative tips, tricks and methods to make your expediting journey to work for you.
What creative ways have you made to make expediting work to your advantage?
Have you maybe employed a mantra or a mental game to push through a hard nights drive, or a down–in–the–dumps day?
Whatever your clever methods are, embrace them (and feel free to share them in the EO community, too!). If Roosevelt was right, and I like to think he was, this could be the key to happiness along the road to expediting success.
Have a Grrrreat day.....Ken aka OVM....
