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What`s really remarkable is that someone has written a book that focuses on four principles, and the first two are “Always your best” and “Don`t take things personally.” Impressive. I learned that as a child I watched episodes of “Little House on the Prairie” (or was it “Sesame Street”?) In The Four Agreements, Don Miguel reveals the source of self-limiting agreements that deprive us of joy and create unnecessary suffering. If we are prepared to amend these agreements, there are four agreements of deceptive but powerful simplicity that we can adopt as guiding principles. Based on ancient Toltec wisdom, the Four Accords offer a powerful code of conduct that can quickly transform our lives into a new experience of freedom, true happiness, and love. According to Don Miguel Ruiz, everything we do is based on agreements we have made – agreements with ourselves, with other people, with God, with life. But the most important agreements are those we make with ourselves. In these agreements, we tell ourselves who we are, how to behave, what is possible, what is impossible. A single agreement is not such a problem, but we have many agreements that stem from fear, deplete our energy and reduce our self-esteem. This article will cover the second agreement, which is: Always do your best! Sometimes people just want something to think of in small pieces, and while the four chords may seem simple, they make sense to anyone who has read, spoken to whom I`ve spoken to – you should watch it.

Do you feel like you`re doing your best? If so, please let us know how! If not, what do you think you could do a little or a lot better? A seemingly simple little sentence, but a fabulous memory! Are you doing your best? Think about it – are you on autopilot since the holidays? Aren`t you careful when your spouse talks to you? Taking things personally is a problem for many people. For example, many people may be offended by your comment, but it is a reflection of you and where you are and not of me or where I am; I am not offended. There is nothing that can attenuate the bright light of someone who consciously chooses to be the positive force. Nothing others do is because of you. What others say and do is a projection of their own reality, of their own dream. If you are immune to the opinions and actions of others, you will not suffer unnecessary suffering. Excellent point Bruce! All we can do is do our best and focus on it – the end result can`t always be beneficial. Doing your best – even if it doesn`t work – always helps your confidence and awareness that you can do your best. Great lesson – another great article, Peg! “By doing your best over and over again, you can master the art of transformation. By doing your best, habits of abusing your words, taking things personally, and making assumptions become weaker and rarer over time.

“Speak with integrity. Just say what you mean. Avoid using the word to speak against yourself or gossip about others. Use the power of your word in the sense of truth and love. Very good points. I think we all need to be reminded to breathe and live in the present. Your best will change from moment to moment; It will be different if you are healthy and not sick. Just do your best in all circumstances, and you will avoid self-judgment, self-abuse, and regret.

“You`re alive, so take your life and enjoy it. You were born with the right to be happy, to love and to share your love. Being simple – taking a risk and enjoying your life – is all that matters. “Be patient with yourself and be open to being the best you can be! Honor yourself by always doing your best. Very real Dan. However, I would say it fits with the “Everything I needed to know, I learned in kindergarten” mentality; The four agreements are much more detailed and complicated. Have you read it? You are such a positive ball of energy Peggy; I have a dear friend with this kind of energy that has had a huge impact on our lives. He is fighting a very tough battle with cancer AS he has formed a committee to help his Milton Hershey School alumni who are affected by the disease and are facing financial problems. The four chords seem simple, even simple.

But try to keep only one for a whole day! Find the courage to ask questions and express what you really want. .