For Many People, Food Is A Source

My Life Has Changed Because Somebody Fed My Family On Thanksgiving When I Was Eleven Years Old. It Wasn't The Food That Changed Me, It Was The Fact That A Stranger Cared. That's What Changed My Life. That Made Me The Person I Am Today And Have Been For The Last 37 Years. All That Came Out Of That, That Simple Act Of Getting A Result.

If We Habitually Focus On How To Improve Things That Are Already Great, Can You See How This Spirit Can Transform Ourselves, Our Organizations, Families And Communities?

Things Do Not Have Meaning. We Assign Meaning To Everything.

All Personal Breakthroughs Begin With A Change In Beliefs. So How Do We Change? The Most Effective Way Is To Get Your Brain To Associate Massive Pain To The Old Belief. You Must Feel Deep In Your Gut That Not Only Has This Belief Cost You Pain In The Past, But It's Costing You In The Present And, Ultimately, Can Only Bring You Pain In The Future. Then You Must Associate Tremendous Pleasure To The Idea Of Adopting A New, Empowering Belief.

To Paraphrase The Philosopher Nietzsche, He Who Has A Strong Enough Why Can Bear Almost Any How. I've Found That 20 Percent Of Any Change Is Knowing How; But 80 Percent Is Knowing Why. If We Gather A Set Of Strong Enough Reasons To Change, We Can Change In A Minute Something We've Failed To Change For Years.