Category: film life lessons

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  Groundhog’s Day. STILL.

  Blogging, film life lessons, personal development

  anxiety, depression, faith, groundhog, groundhog day, inspiration, life, life strategy, motivation, movies, sadd, self-actualization, self-discovery, writing

  We are in the midst of what hubby has been referring to as an old fashioned winter. The kind of harsh winters that were pretty much standard while we were growing up, but scarcer as we’ve aged. Perhaps we’ve gone soft, because this winter is getting to me and feeling very much like Phil Connors…

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  gentle smackdown time?

  Blogging, film life lessons, personal development

  diet, energy, fitness, food, health, inspiration, motivation, movies, nutrition, psychology, weight loss, wellness

  Let’s get to the meat of the matter and nothing else. Yeah, I know- I struggle to keep the “something else” completely out of it but for today, meat of the matter ONLY. You want to lose weight and you want to do it yesterday. Preferably without the bells, whistles, and what you may consider…

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  What are you going to “do” with it?

  film life lessons, personal development, productivity

  art, books, faith, inspiration, life strategy, motivation, personal development, spiritual psychology, travel, writing

  Every time I hear somebody ask what they’re going to “do” with something, I think of this clever dialogue between Arthur Siegel (a lawyer) and Mark Forman (a columnist), characters the in the Nora Ephron movie (one of my favorites) based on her book, Heartburn . Arthur: “What can I say? I’ve always been terrible with colors. It comes from having…