Day: January 2, 2020

Interesting Random Phrases of the day


  1. Don’t Count Your Chickens Before They Hatch Meaning: Do not rely on something you are not sure of.
  2. Right Out of the Gate Meaning: Right from the beginning; to do something from the start.
  3. Man of Few Words Meaning: A person who does not speak a great deal; someone who talks with as few words as possible.
  4. Easy As Pie Meaning: Something that is easy.
  5. In the Red Meaning: Losing money. Being in debt.

Word of the Day – Wilder


WORD OF THE DAY
Wilder
WIL-dər
Part of speech: verb
Origin: Unknown, early 17th century
1

(with object) to cause to be lost
2

(without object) to be lost
Examples of Wilder in a sentence

“The guide was using an old map and quickly wildered his companions.”

“It can be an adventure to wilder in a new city, as long as you find your hotel at the end of the day.”

2019-2020 What went well?


  • What did you stop doing this year that had the biggest positive impact on your life?
  • What’s the best product you discovered this year that improved your life?
  • What’s the best piece of journalism you read this year? (no politics)
  • What is the best book you read this year? (optional: why?)
  • What is the best article you read online this year?
  • What was the best single podcast episode you heard this year?

Wisdom Quotes


It’s not what you have that determines who you are, but what you do with what you have.

The measure of who we are is what we do with what we have. (Vince Lombardi)

The intelligent know to belief only half of what they hear. The wise know which half.
An intelligent man believes only half of what he hears, a wise man knows which half. (Even Esar)

Special Day: 300,002 Views to www.parkhe.com. Thank you Friends, Fans, Followers, Readers, Viewers, Family, Relatives, Co-Bloggers.


Words of Gratitude are not enough to express my thanks to all of your for your Blessings and continual support to me and my blog.

Your comments and suggestions are always welcome.

Best wishes for a Great new year.

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What is your Motto?


Live long and die free.
Ball of fire.
God, king, country.
Love, friendship and brotherhood.
Peace, progress, prosperity.
United we stand, together we stay.
Justice and honor reign.
Progress through unity.
Alone we shall stand, alone we shall prosper.
One with nature.

Did you know…


Did you know…

… that today is New Year’s Day? The first day of the New Year, following both the Gregorian and Julian calendars, is often marked by fireworks, parades, and gym membership signups ;-). It’s a new blank page – fill it with good thoughts and deeds!

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Today’s Inspirational Quote:

“We will open the book. Its pages are blank. We are going to put words on them ourselves. The book is called opportunity and its first chapter is New Year’s Day.”

— Edith Lovejoy Pierce

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This one is from Vanessa Van Edwards.

Do you remember January 1st, 2010? I can’t believe that was a decade ago. The start of a decade is a rare and special opportunity. Let’s seize it together.

A brand new decade gives us an incredible chance to learn from the past 10 years, then prepare and take control over the next 10 years. I want you to ask yourself 3 big questions:

  1. Are you happier?
  2. Are you where you want to be?
  3. Where do you want to be a decade from now?

In the last 10 years, what have you done? What have you learned? Who have you become?

Tomorrow I am teaching a live goal setting class. My goal is to set you up right for the next decade.

New Decade, New You

January 2nd, 11am PST

RSVP

Make 2020 your best year yet with this science-based, goal-setting class. I will teach you:

  • How to identify the things in your life that are holding you back
  • How to activate your potential with a 10-year plan
  • How to effectively set boundaries
  • How to confidently take control of your path to success

A personal note – the goal-setting framework I teach you in this class is the actual goal setting framework I use every single year. On January 1st, 2010, Science of People was in its infancy; my big goal in 2010 was to launch the blog! Since then, we have published over 500 articles, had over 22 million visitors, and we’re still growing! If you start doing this framework with me now, we can do it together every year.

Let’s tackle this decade together!

To your success,

Vanessa

PS- People School 2020 will open tomorrow after class! Get ready for a whole new world of opportunities coming your way.

‘The Farewell’ is up for best ‘foreign’ film. Chinese audiences don’t think it should be. | Goldthread


via ‘The Farewell’ is up for best ‘foreign’ film. Chinese audiences don’t think it should be. | Goldthread

(Read more: ‘Crazy Rich Asians’ opens in China to an offended audience)

As with Crazy Rich Asians, The Farewell’s performance in China has been a subject of interest because it betrays a widely-held assumption in the industry—that a film which features Chinese dialogue and/or is set in China ought to enjoy some amount of home-turf advantage.

Whether it’s a feel-good rom-com or arthouse indie flick, films that feature immigrant narratives in fact have a uniquely hard time winning the approval of audiences from countries where the immigrants are from.