In This Issue

–My Weekly Reminder
–REVVED!
-Feedback From a Subscriber
-Pass it on

My Weekly Reminder

People who carry grudges don’t seem to understand the high personal costs they suffer as a result.  First, people who carry grudges are less healthy and see their doctor far more often than those who forgive.  In addition, they suffer more stress, anxiety and depression.  Second, they send a very clear message to those around them that they are self-centered, not a team player and very immature.  As a result, they are far less successful because no one wants to help them.  Third, carrying a grudge is a weak act, so it undermines their self-image.  Fourth, the person they hold the grudge against doesn’t feel at all badly; only the grudge carrier does–every day it eats away at them.  As comedian, Buddy Hackett put it, “I’ve had a few arguments with people, but I never carry a grudge.  You know why?  While you’re carrying a grudge, they’re out dancing.”  So, the next time someone wrongs you, take a deep breath and let it go.  You’ll be happier, healthier and more successful because you did. 

REVVED!

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Feedback From a Subscriber

This past week I received the following email regarding last week’s Reminder titled: Stop Thinking And Start Doing:

“Hi Ross,

Yes!  Agreed!  I’m sending that invitation now!”

Pass it on

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