What follows is the 2nd installment of "FUNday Monday Videos," to help you kick your week off right and bring a smile to your face...
This video chronicles the travels of Matt Harding who starting in 2003, traveled the world, doing a silly, funny dance in each country that he visited.
See the positivity blog, www.positivityblog.com for more info.
I give you "The Happy Dance:"
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Showing posts with label humor. Show all posts
Thursday, March 5, 2015
Thursday, February 26, 2015
FUNday Monday Videos Kickoff
This weekend I was stumbling around, looking at online videos and came up with this idea:
A lot of people may struggle to get up Monday morning to face another week of work.
To combat that and help you kick your week off right, bringing a smile to your face at the beginning of your week when u need it most, I present to you:
FUNday Monday Videos
They're silly, they're fun and who knows, they might make you laugh. But they'll definitely change your frame of mind, if you let it.
This one is called "The Gummy Bear Dance." Enjoy!
Sidenote: Since beginning my new job a few months back at NEXTSTUDENT I have to say that I love it and look forward to Mondays and what I do. Honestly, my NextStudent job is the first job that I can say this about.
A lot of people may struggle to get up Monday morning to face another week of work.
To combat that and help you kick your week off right, bringing a smile to your face at the beginning of your week when u need it most, I present to you:
FUNday Monday Videos
They're silly, they're fun and who knows, they might make you laugh. But they'll definitely change your frame of mind, if you let it.
This one is called "The Gummy Bear Dance." Enjoy!
Sidenote: Since beginning my new job a few months back at NEXTSTUDENT I have to say that I love it and look forward to Mondays and what I do. Honestly, my NextStudent job is the first job that I can say this about.
Sunday, January 11, 2015
I'm Better Than You (according to who?)
Ok, I only sorta believe that. Before you shut me down, let me explain.
I know this is deep, but hang with me.
I would hope that my friend is better than me in certain areas, like his job. If he wasn't, then either I or someone else would have it, right? The same is true of me with what I do. In essence, we have all been given certain gifts, skills and abilities. Things we do naturally, with little effort, that we could almost do in our sleep.
I would offer, then, that we are all "better" or uniquely gifted (whatever) than others in this respect.
Many people receive acclaim or monetary rewards for effectively utilizing their gifts and doing what they do naturally. This is the fruit of their efforts and indicates how well they have used what they have.
I would say that we are successful when we are doing what we love to do while being who we are created to be. What do you think?
Case in point: Mother Theresa. She lived in abject poverty serving others. She adhered to the religious belief that "putting others before yourself" (or being last--allowing others to be 'better' than you) was a good thing.
Was she successful? Are others better than her? Are you? What say you, BetterMeister?
- Should we take our cues about who we are from other people or their opinions?
- If someone makes more money or is more gifted in an area, is that person really "better than us"?
- What indicates that we are a successful?
I know this is deep, but hang with me.
I would hope that my friend is better than me in certain areas, like his job. If he wasn't, then either I or someone else would have it, right? The same is true of me with what I do. In essence, we have all been given certain gifts, skills and abilities. Things we do naturally, with little effort, that we could almost do in our sleep.
I would offer, then, that we are all "better" or uniquely gifted (whatever) than others in this respect.
Many people receive acclaim or monetary rewards for effectively utilizing their gifts and doing what they do naturally. This is the fruit of their efforts and indicates how well they have used what they have.
I would say that we are successful when we are doing what we love to do while being who we are created to be. What do you think?
Case in point: Mother Theresa. She lived in abject poverty serving others. She adhered to the religious belief that "putting others before yourself" (or being last--allowing others to be 'better' than you) was a good thing.
Was she successful? Are others better than her? Are you? What say you, BetterMeister?
Sunday, January 29, 2012
Selling Dehydrated Water-What Gives?
I came across this website that sells, get this, dehydrated water. Check out: www.buydehydratedwater.com
It's a great site, with very interesting content and I got a kick out of it. Apparently they put a lot of work into it and it appears that they’ve been around since 2000.
What I want to know is, are they really making money at it? Or is it just a fun side venture that someone does for “kicks and giggles?”
It just goes to show you, you can set up a business based on virtually any concept and make a go of it. It might work--and if it does--look out! Talk about unlikely products…
Go After Your Dreams (funnier things have happened!)
So, whatever your dreams--no matter how outlandish they are--go for it and don’t ever let go! Who knows, you may end up doing something you really love and making a lot of money at it.
It's a great site, with very interesting content and I got a kick out of it. Apparently they put a lot of work into it and it appears that they’ve been around since 2000.
What I want to know is, are they really making money at it? Or is it just a fun side venture that someone does for “kicks and giggles?”
It just goes to show you, you can set up a business based on virtually any concept and make a go of it. It might work--and if it does--look out! Talk about unlikely products…
Go After Your Dreams (funnier things have happened!)
So, whatever your dreams--no matter how outlandish they are--go for it and don’t ever let go! Who knows, you may end up doing something you really love and making a lot of money at it.
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