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Our View
Thoughts for
the New Year Every man must find his own philosophy...his attitude toward life. Lin Yutang Resolve to live each day by the Golden Rule and use this time of fresh beginnings for renewal and enlightenment. Set aside some books you want to read. Make a list in the order you feel they will be most useful to you. Take notes on cards or in a notebook to keep track of' your journey. From Alexandra Stoddard’s Grace Notes * * . * On rushing and frenzy* Anything worth doing is worth doing frantically. -New proverb We women who do too much find the ending of an old year and the beginning of a new year to be a difficult time. There is always the temptation to try to “tidy up” all our loose ends as the old year closes. We fall into the trap of believing that it is possible to get our entire life “caught up” before starting a new year, and we are determined to do it. Also, there is the temptation to set up art elaborate set of resolutions for the coming year so that we can, at last, get it right. As workaholics, we tend to be very hard on ourselves: nothing less than perfection is enough. Hopefully, on this first day of the year, we will be able to remember that we are perfect just as we are. I hope for the willingness to live this year in a way that will be gentle to my self...one day at a time. From Anne Wilson Schaef’s Meditations For Women Who Do Too Much * * *
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