Beyond the good life

THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Thursday, November 14, 2013

Beyond the good life
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Sometimes fear doesn't really feel like fear. Sometimes it
feels very comfortable.

Sometimes the desire to remain comfortably where you are can
prevent you from being the best you can be. Sometimes you
might live with unacceptable pain just so you don't have to
make any changes.

Sometimes it is useful to remind yourself that there is more
to life than just being comfortable. Sometimes a change,
though it may be intimidating, can do you a whole lot of
good.

It's great to appreciate and value where you are. Yet life
will surely and eventually insist that you continue to move
forward.

So make the choice to get a little bit beyond what you're
comfortable with. Feel true gratitude and appreciation for
life's richness, and know that there is even more beyond the
horizon.

Don't let your comfort shield you from your best
possibilities. Go beyond the good life, and make it even
better.

 

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