Root out the aggression in your life
“Root out the aggression in your life, and learn to live compassionately and mindfully. Seek peace. When you have peace within, real peace with others is possible.”
~Thich Nhat Hanh~
~Thich Nhat Hanh~
Practical Practice Management A Division of Top Practices
“Monday Monday, so good to me,
Monday Monday, it was all I hoped it would be.”
Sing those Monday morning blues away. Pick your favorite music and sing yourself all the way to work, you will feel great by the time you get there.
For many of us Mondays are the beginning of a new week, start it out in the best way possible. I think Wade Boggs sums it up pretty well in his quote below and if we practice this we cannot help but have a great day everyday.
“A positive attitude causes a chain reaction of positive thoughts, events and outcomes. It is a catalyst and it sparks extraordinary results.
Happy Monday to you all!
Practical Practice Management A Division of Top Practices
Whether you work for a large corporation with a lot of co-workers or a small business, you should do what is ethically right no matter what others around you do.
You and only you can claim the fame of your integrity. I have heard employees’ state “Well, if they are not doing what they should, then why should I?” My questions for you would be “shouldn’t you do what is expected of you no matter what?”
Should you act like a lemming, just following what everyone else does? If they jump off the ledge then you should too?
We know the correct answer is “no” but sometimes we end up following the crowd and compromising our values and beliefs. Even if it is just for a moment, it can be damaging to your reputation.
Below is a saying that apparently Mother Teresa had in one of the children’s homes, it…
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Practical Practice Management A Division of Top Practices
A friend of mine sent me some old proverbs to read, I found them interesting and thought-provoking. A particular one stood out when I read it.
“The way of a fool seems right to him, but a wise man listens to advice.”
When you think about this it is so true. How many times have you come up with a great idea and everyone else thinks it is not? We are able to think of so many things that are right with the idea and have a hard time thinking of any of the negatives. Yet when we pursue our great idea it does not turn out even close to being good.
Seeking wise counsel is always an excellent idea. Do you have someone who could serve in the capacity of a counselor, adviser or mentor to you? If you do not, then start seeking one out, a good mentor/adviser is…
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Practical Practice Management A Division of Top Practices
Happy Friday to you all. I will be heading out to visit the country of my family today, Italy. It is a place that I love to go to, and look forward to each year.
When I was at a recent conference, one of the things we were required to do was to write goals, one of the areas was to write our fun goals down. On each line I wrote vacation with family and friends. We must make time for fun in our lives as we never know when the horn will blow and either we or a dear family member will be taken from us.
Live is short, enjoy each day and do not forget to make time for fun!
Ciao
Tina
I got the message! After dragging our feet for several years, we have an appointment this week to begin the process.
As you know, the topic of succession planning is more than keeping a personal will up to date. Did you ever notice how hard it is for leaders to plan for the time when you or one of your team members leaves the organization? The military does this well by consistently developing officers and…
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A Vidyarthi studying in Mutt’s Patasala in Thiuvidaimarudhur was asked to leave. He came directly to Periyava in Sivasthan. It is 1971.
Periyava asked him “Why you were asked to leave?”.
“I haven’t done anything Periyava! But still I was asked to leave”.
Periyava responded. “Enna panne?”
Slowly, Vidyarthi has said, “I made idly & ate.” There were about 50 devotees there. Periyava has enquired why should a Vidyarthi do it? Aren’t they providing idlies at all?
Periyava has also begun a lecture about ‘Idly’! How much rice is required? How much ‘ulundu’ is required? How long to get soaked?
Vidyarthi responded, “Enna vitutudungalen? Naa poiduren?
Periyava paused & said, “let it go. Now, you go to Nanganallur, Gowrikanthan, an auditor have started a new patasala but saying Vidyarthies weren’t available…”
Periyava continued “Don’t do any such thing there!” Vidyarthi was listening. “They themselves are providing idlies.” Vidyarthi joined &…
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