It’s a funny thing about words – a little bit of positive reinforcement or a little bit of negativity go a long way. People remember the harsh things said to them or about them. And while we tend to more quickly forget the positive words, their power continues to work within us.
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Aw, thanks for the kind comments, guys! It's amazing how much easier it can be to stay upbeat and positive, through good times and bad, when we're surrounded by people who can lift us up when we need it, and whom we can lift up in return.
I thank God I get to have all of you in my life! 🙂
And Kitty, I've been having a challenging week, and you just made it better, by reminding me of the important stuff.
Your happiness is all about where you focus isnt' it?
Thanks for the reminder – I needed that!
Kitty, it always pays to keep the kind words close.
And I'm so thrilled for Laura Drake!
This field of "writing" is such a supportive one. I don't ever hear authors being jealous of another's success or "the call." Instead, we all re-joyce a bit. Thanks for sharing the encouragement.
Kitty, your blog made me smile. How true that we focus on our own difficulty, but don't see what others are facing. You're right, too, that those bits of encouragement should be kept close, so we can be reminded during the hard moments. Thanks for sharing.