Audio Tidbits

This is an episode that includes 2 tidbits for me, 2 for you and 1 just for fun. It also works if you just want to take your mind off more serious things. I also work in a little astrology.

Does 20 seconds ring any bells for you? Had I asked you that just a few weeks ago, you likely wouldn't have had a clue. These days though, most everyone knows about 20 seconds. Think washing your hands while social distancing and sheltering in place.

I certainly have no advice about how to wash your hands, when to wash or how often. I'm just helping with that 20 seconds thing. It's not very long but seems like a long time to wash my hands. I'm just washing away, wondering if the 20 seconds are up yet. …

Do you know someone who would probably find something negative to say about the Easter Bunny? They always have a comment or opinion, and it's usually negative or critical. If you find these fault finders as annoying as I do, listen for a tip about how to manage them.

How many people do you know who are part-time when it comes to respect. They pick and choose who and when for what respect they can muster. I just hope that you are not a part-timer. Listen to hear how it works.

The only way to get the tip is to listen. Press play and then be sure to follow the advice.

Current times make it particularly important to remember that pessimism is counterproductive. When we think that things are out of control and that there is nothing we can do, we should stop and consider the simple point: pessimism is counterproductive. There are things we can and should do.

If you're hoping for a tick up in your mood and energy, join us. your personal Polka Party may be just what the doctor ordered.

There are times in life when we either stay stuck in situations or circumstances that we cannot change or take a deep breath and move on. It really is our choice.

When things don't work out as expected, when people disappoint us, who dropped the ball? The answer is more complicated than it may seem at first glance.

In these uncommon times, relating well to others on and off line is more important than ever. Stress is high and people aren’t always at their best. This makes it essential that we do our best to be our best when interacting with others. Expanding our range of tolerance is a good place for each of us to start.