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My attitude informs my actions…

June 17, 2010 by Elizabeth H. Cottrell

Heartspoken is an attitude…a frame of mind…an inclination of the spirit. I’ve found that when I can be Heartspoken in the essential connections of my life…Connection with Self, Connection with Others (personal and professional), Connection with Nature, and Connection with God…these connections are nurtured, sweetened, and strengthened.

It’s not always easy; it doesn’t always come naturally; but after a lifetime of observing what seems to make people successful, happy, and lead meaningful lives, I have come to believe that this Heartspoken attitude—and the authenticity that always accompanies it—are vital ingredients.

Through these blog posts and pages, Heartspoken.com will be a journey to discover how anyone can be more Heartspoken and get better at making these connections. Be sure to use the two forms on the right to sign up now so you’ll be notified whenever there’s new content and to subscribe to our monthly newsletter. Along the way, with the help of resources and other Connection Messengers [1. See definition of “Connection Messenger” in sidebar], I’ll explore ways we can all more fully appreciate and strengthen our own essential connections.

So ditch the regrets, the guilt, the “Tyranny of Shoulds.”[2. Term coined by psychoanalyst Karen Horney] Start fresh today and travel light.

For Yesterday is but a Dream
And Tomorrow is only a Vision;
But Today, well-lived,
Makes every Yesterday a Dream of Happiness,
And every Tomorrow a Vision of Hope.
Look well, therefore, to this Day.

Excerpt from “Exhortation of the Dawn,” author unknown
Cited in Sir William Osler’s A Way of Life.

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Category: Connection with God, Connection with Nature, Connection with Others, Connection with SelfTag: attitude, heartspoken, Karen Horney, Sir William Osler, Tyranny of Shoulds
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  1. Elizabeth Cottrell

    June 25, 2010 at 1:58 pm

    Thank you SO much for your feedback. The BLOG link is in the navigation bar at very top of the page. This takes you to ALL the blog posts together, but my wonderful tech guy made it so that there are lots of ways to get to various kinds of content, either through the SEARCH function in the sidebar, the Tag words (keywords), or the Categories in the lower navigation bar.

  2. kay

    June 25, 2010 at 1:44 pm

    Subscribing was easy-breezy! However, I did have a short circuit when I was looking for an area titled BLOG….not just automatically clicking on one of the graphics…I am a bit of a Luddite, though, so it probably wouldn’t confuse most people.
    Otherwise – great site design and wonderful content!!!

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