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“If there's anything I can learn from Christmas, it's that to change my world I have no alternative but to sacrifice on behalf of that world. But what I soon realize is that in such sacrifice, the greatest thing that is changed is me.”

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“Examining our behaviors and thought patterns demands sustained, uninterrupted self-work, and the fullness of our everyday lives and the finite attention spans that rove through them sometimes appear engineered to thwart personal investigations. For many, such an undertaking is undesirable in any case: Those of us content with our lives are not compelled to confront or interrogate our habits, lifestyles, or underlying beliefs. Contentment doesn't incentivize change--it does everything in its power to forestall it. But those of us learning to survive in the ill-disposed, unaccommodating terrain of afterlives--marooned on the desert islands we have little affinity for--must open ourselves up to it.”

Change Reflection Personal Growth Self Analysis Reflectiveness

Book:What Doesn't Kill Us Makes Us: Who We Become After Tragedy and Trauma

Source: What Doesn't Kill Us Makes Us: Who We Become After Tragedy and Trauma

“Alaska...The new USA farm belt!”

Change Climate Atmosphere Usa New Alaska Global Farm Warming Belt

Author:Steven Magee

“Keep in mind that if a habit no longer serves you, it is time to make a change. Hence, don’t be afraid to let go and free up space.”

Change Self Improvement Productivity Habits

Book:55 Life Lessons from Amoeno’s Island

Source: 55 Life Lessons from Amoeno’s Island

“It takes a lot of effort and a bit of wit, but ultimately, knowing how your sailboat functions is very helpful. The ocean changes, but you are always there with your sailboat.”

Change Self Help Self Improvement Sailing Knowledge Quotes Knowledge Of Self Knowing Oneself

Book:55 Life Lessons from Amoeno’s Island

Source: 55 Life Lessons from Amoeno’s Island

“Reaping what you sow is very different, and yet, it is the only thing that can be counted on ... that careful application of self to tasks, continuing to learn from the world and digging deep to learn more about the self, the investment of self in ways of being and doing, bringing about deep and fundamental accomplishments and changes.”

Care Change Learning Investment Accomplishment Atonement Revelation Reap What You Sow Yom Kippur

Author:Shellen Lubin

“This is a critical year--maybe the last critical year if we get this wrong--when we are all challenged to recognize how we have benefitted and continue to benefit from unearned privilege (as well as how we have been denied and disrespected, even in ways that we have perceived as privilege, or as our right). We all must be willing to look, to acknowledge, to own the complex reality which is our history, our country, our lives. It is not enough to go to a house of prayer and ask God for forgiveness. It is not enough that we forgive each other, not enough to forgive ourselves. We must extend effort to repair damage in which we have participated and/or from which we have received benefit... We must do differently moving forward.”

America Growth Change Privilege Heal Complexity Challenge Atonement Reap What You Sow Yom Kippur

Author:Shellen Lubin

“Society isn't something you can just snap your fingers and change.”

Change Rights Society Revolution Rebellion

Book:Ocean's Echo

Source: Ocean's Echo

“The best gifts are those that leave something in the heart of the recipient long after the gift has left their hands.”

Giving Hands Change Impact Meaningful Gift Transform Encourage Alter

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“Remember that to change course or accept correction leaves you just as free as you were. The action is your own, driven by your impulse and judgement, indeed your own intelligence.”

Inspirational Change

Author:Marcus Aurelius

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