Rik Morris

Thoughts, Wisdom & Insights

Words-Are-Powerful

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Words can tear down or build up. For example you can tell a child “You will never amount to anything” or you can say “I see you have an ear for music.”

When you see a penny on the sidewalk you can pick it up and say “Money is coming to me today.” Or you can walk on by and think “I’m too good to stop and pick up something so insignificant.”

You can tell your spouse “You are amazing and you look stunning.” or you can say “I can tell you didn’t get much done today.”

The words you choose are more powerful than you can imagine.

Climate-Change-Really?

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climate changeWe have a compulsion to simplify the complex. Most people have decided what is true and what is false.  Look at the earth’s average temperature over the past ten years.  Almost flat. Is Climate Change an emergency?

Think-About-It.

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“Put on pressure to find the leak.”

 

“Watching an exercise video doesn’t burn many calories.”

 

“There is no speculation when you have all the pieces.”

 

From Bill Morgan:

 

              “You can choose to be happy or sad.  It’s more fun to be happy.”

 

               “Nothing hard is ever easy”

 

                “Part of a gusher is better than all of a dry hole.”

 

Cooking

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Coriander is great to use just not too much.

Coriander is great to use just not too much.

“If you can identify seasoning, it’s too much.”

“Some experiences leave a burnt residue. Empty out and soak in clean water and soon the vessel will be usable again.”

There-Is-Another-Point-of-View

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“Put on pressure to find the leak.”

“There is no speculation when you have all the pieces.”

“Watching an exercise video doesn’t burn many calories.”

“There are more umbrellas in Seattle than in Phoenix.”

“Neither Adam or Eve had a belly button.”