Choose to feel

THE DAILY MOTIVATOR
Friday, October 18, 2013

Choose to feel
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When you don't feel like smiling, that's when a smile will
absolutely do the most good. When you don't feel like
laughter, that's when a laugh can completely change your
whole outlook.

You do not have to live at the mercy of your feelings. You
can choose to be the master of those feelings and the master
of your actions.

It doesn't matter whether it is easy or hard, reasonable or
unreasonable to choose the way you act and feel. You can do
it anyway.

Don't use your feelings as an easy excuse to do the wrong
thing. Use them as a well-informed guide for doing what is
good and right.

Pay attention to your feelings, learn from them, experience,
enjoy and appreciate them. But don't let them enslave you.

Go ahead, feel life intensely. And make the choice to be in
control and to live with intelligent, positively focused
purpose.

 

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