Life is either a daring adventure or nothing. – Helen Keller
What would you attempt to do, if you know you could not fail? – Robert Schuller
When you ask miserable people, “What’s new?” they say, “Nothing.” Miserable people haven’t done anything new in years. Happy people love to try new things. And when they encounter a problem, they think of it as just another adventure. If they get lost on their way somewhere, they say, “All right, an adventure!” When the power goes out, they gather the flashlights and tell stories on the couch. If they get caught in a cloudburst, they jump in puddles and sing in the rain! Miserable people, on the other hand, don’t see an opportunity for adventure, they just think they’re being picked on. They ask, “What did I do to deserve this?” or “Why does this always happen to me?” (Oh, be serious, does this ALWAYS happen to you?) Happy people turn little adversities into big adventures.
What would you attempt to do, if you know you could not fail? – Robert Schuller
When you ask miserable people, “What’s new?” they say, “Nothing.” Miserable people haven’t done anything new in years. Happy people love to try new things. And when they encounter a problem, they think of it as just another adventure. If they get lost on their way somewhere, they say, “All right, an adventure!” When the power goes out, they gather the flashlights and tell stories on the couch. If they get caught in a cloudburst, they jump in puddles and sing in the rain! Miserable people, on the other hand, don’t see an opportunity for adventure, they just think they’re being picked on. They ask, “What did I do to deserve this?” or “Why does this always happen to me?” (Oh, be serious, does this ALWAYS happen to you?) Happy people turn little adversities into big adventures.
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