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Monday Oct. 31, 2016

Which is the most tempting pursuit this morning?

Curled up in bed with a good book, or with someone who has read one? Having a cold shower, hot workout, stimulating conversation, silent-time reading, meditating, reflecting on life over steaming coffee outside on the patio, enjoying fav-tunes?

What gets your motor started on Monday morning?

Or any morning for that matter.

Something gets us started, gets us moving. Inertia. You’ve heard of it. Get up now, get moving – do ‘all of the above’ or just ‘one of the above’, but do something above average, above normal, above yesterday or last week – you know you can do better, you know there is more in you, more to you, than that …

You are a cut above …

Of course you are. 

Everybody knows it.

Don’t you?

Get moving!


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