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Thought of the Week: July 7, 2002
Women today are busier than ever. A Chinese Proverb states "Only the still pool reflects the stars." If we don't take the time to catch our breath, we can't stop to appreciate the good things that surround us. What can you do to enrich your life when time is such a rare commodity?
The "Steal A Moment"
Approach to Life We tend to think, "when I go on vacation I can relax," or "when this project is over I'll take the time...," or "when the kids are in school, I'll..." This is the wrong thinking! As you well know, tomorrow always has some other project, problem, or distraction. When we "steal a moment," it is like a spray of cool water over flowers wilting in the sunshine.
Enjoy watching your kids play. Talk about your mutual days with your children. Take a walk in the park with your friend. The little moments in time are what enhances your romantic journey.
Goal for the Week! Select three days this week when you will consciously "steal a moment" with your family, friends or partner. It can be a conversation in the car on the way to your son's softball game, a walk around the block with your daughter, or pillow talk with your partner. When you "steal a moment," you enrich your life.
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