To Think About

 

It's the small habits,

how you spend your mornings,

how you talk to yourself,

what you read, 

what you watch,

who you share your energy with,

who has access to you,

that will change your life.

~ Michael Tonge

 

 

“The highest form of knowledge

is empathy, for it requires us

to suspend our egos and live

in another’s world.”

~ Plato

 

 

 

A COACH’S

WORTH ISN’T

FOUND IN THEIR

WIN/LOSS

RECORD OR ON

THEIR RESUME,

BUT IN THE

IMPACT MADE ON

THE GAME

AND IN THEIR

PLAYERS’ LIVES.

~ Coach Lisle

 

 

“It doesn’t matter

how old you are

or where you

come from,

manners,

kindness, respect

and compassion

will always be the

signs of a good

human being.”

~ James Hilton

 

 

You never know how long

words will stay in someone’s

mind, even long after you’ve

forgotten you spoke them.

Be kind.

 

 

“The best portion of a good man’s life is

his little, nameless, unremembered

acts of kindness and love.”

~ William Wordsworth

 

 

DIFFICULT

TIMES WILL

CONSISTENTLY

BE THERE,

BUT SO

WILL CHRIST.

~ TobyMac

 

 

Be kind to one another,

even if you disagree on stuff.

 

 

“Children’s books

remind us in

uncertain times that there

is still much we do know.

Kindness matters.

Laughter is essential.

Caring for each other

is everything.”

~ Eric Carle

 

 

“People do not decide their futures,

they decide their habits and their

habits decide their futures.”

~ F. Matthias Alexander

 

 

“The gospel is this: We are more sinful and flawed in ourselves than we ever dared believe, yet at the very same time more loved and accepted in Jesus Christ than we ever dared hoped.”

~ Tim Keller

 

 

“Stop being afraid of

what could go wrong,

and start getting excited

about what could go right.”

~ Tony Robbins

 

 

“Gratitude leads us to our source of life, both physically and spiritually.  It shifts our focus from the provision to the provider.”

~ Leslie Schonfeld

 

 

EVERY PERSON YOU SEE IS

SOMEONE JESUS THOUGHT

ENOUGH TO DIE FOR.

REMEMBER THAT IN HOW

YOU TREAT OTHERS.

 

 

When a flashlight

grows dim or quits

working, do you just

throw it away?

Of course not.  You

change the batteries.

 

When a person messes up or

finds themselves in a dark

place, do you cast them aside?

Of course not!  You help them

change their batteries.

 

Some need AA…attention and affection;

some need AAA…attention, affection, and

acceptance; some need C…compassion;

some need D…direction.  And if they still don’t

seem to shine…simply sit with them quietly

and share your light.

~ Sherry Carnahan

 

 

Much to think about…then put into action.

 

 

Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is pure, whatever is lovely, whatever is admirable – if anything is excellent or praiseworthy – think about such things.

Philippians 4:8