Reflexiones de amar – Reflexiones de amor

Reflexiones de amor

Reflexiones de amar. Un hombre de cierta edad vino a la clínica donde trabajo para hacerse curar una herida en la mano. Tenía bastante prisa, y mientras se curaba le pregunté qué era eso tan urgente que tenía que hacer.

Me dijo que tenía que ir a una residencia de ancianos para desayunar con su mujer que vivía allí. Me contó que llevaba algún tiempo en ese lugar y que tenía un Alzeimer muy avanzado.

Mientras acababa de vendar la herida, le pregunté si ella se alarmaría en caso de que él llegara tarde esa mañana.

-No, me dijo. Ella ya no sabe quién soy. Hace ya casi cinco años que no me reconoce.

Entonces le pregunté extrañado.
-Y si ya no sabe quién es usted, ¿por qué esa necesidad de estar con ella todas las mañanas?

Me sonrió y dándome una palmadita en la mano me dijo:
-”Ella no sabe quién soy yo, pero yo todavía sé muy bien quién es ella”.

Tuve que contenerme las lágrimas mientras salía y pensé: “Esa es la clase de amor que quiero para mi vida”.

El verdadero amor no se reduce a lo físico ni a lo romántico. El verdadero amor es la aceptación de todo lo que el otro es, de lo que ha sido, de lo que será y de lo que ya nunca podrá ser.

FRASES SOBRE EL AMOR VERDADERO

Cuida el jardín en invierno para tener rosas en verano

Para aquel que realmente te quiere, no existen excusas para estar contigo

Para manejarte a ti mismo, usa tu cabeza,para manejar a otros, usa el corazón

Deja de buscar al amor de tu vida porque el amor no se encuentra, se construye

El amor es como una flor, que cada día crece y crece tratando de alcanzar la felicidad

Aunque exista el amor, en una relación la confianza es lo más importante para que perdure

No te enamores de quien te dice lo que quieres oir, enamorate del que hace las cosas bien

Se burlan porque le dijiste ‘te amo’ al primer mes, sin saber que llevabas una eternidad esperándola

Nunca seas el primero en herir si no quieres ser herido. Sé el primero en amar si quieres ser amado

Enamorarse es encontrar esa persona que hace cosas comunes pero en ella son hermosamente diferentes

La diferencia entre “está buena” y “es preciosa”, es la misma entre “me la quiero tirar” y “estoy enamorado de ella

Durante la juventud creemos amar; pero solo cuando hemos envejecido en compañía de otro, conocemos la fuerza del amor

Nunca conocerás la verdadera felicidad hasta que haya conocido el amor. Y nunca comprenderás el verdadero dolor, hasta que lo haya perdido

Para una relación feliz a veces… no hay que escuchar todo lo que te dicen, no hay que creer todo lo que ves y no hay que decir todo lo que sabes

Si engañas a alguien, pierdes una de los tesoros más grandes de la vida. Pierdes la capacidad para confiar. Porque sin confianza, el amor es imposible

No existe verdadero amor si no ha nacido de una profunda amistad

OMG! The Best HOW TO GET SLIME OFF BLANKETS Ever!

You’ll need:

white vinegar
warm water
dish soap

What to do:

Fill your sink with some warm water.
Pour some white vinegar onto the stain and allow it to soak in.
Put the clothing item into the sink and start to gently work away the slime.
If you still have residue, add some dish soap to the slime area and rub together until clean.

How to get slime off blankets

Don’t worry — slime on your blankets is not as much of a disaster as it may seem. All you need to solve the situation is an ice cube and a little bit of patience, says Clorox laundry expert Mary Gagliardi, otherwise known as Dr. Laundry.

Scrape away as much of the stain as you can. Dispose the scraped-off slime, so it doesn’t transfer elsewhere on the item.
Use ice cubes to freeze the remaining slime on the blankets, and then scrape the frozen slime away. This will not remove all of the remaining slime, but it’s important to reduce the amount as much as possible.
Pre-treat with liquid detergent. Measure a small amount and gently massage it into the stains. Allow it sit on the fabric for 10 minutes (set a timer so you don’t let the product stay on the blankets too long).
After 10 minutes, place the treated items in a plastic dishpan and add 2 gallons of hot tap water, rinsing the slime stains as the dishpan fills and stir to mix.
Let the items soak for 30 minutes.
After 30 minutes, pour off the soaking solution and machine wash the item as usual.
Air dry.

DO NOT TRY TO MACHINE WASH CLOTHES WITH SLIME STUCK TO THEM FIRST!

HOW TO REMOVE SLIME WITH VINEGAR

One of our best ways to remove slime from clothes is with plain old white vinegar. Remember above when I mentioned our chemistry experiment with slime? We used vinegar to dissolve slime, and it’s been proven effective in both blankets and hair as well!

Try to catch the spill as soon as possible. Dried on slime is much more challenging and time-consuming to remove. Slime will stay fairly pliable most of the day, so even if you don’t catch it right away, you still have some time.
Remove as much of the excess slime from the clothing as possible with your fingers. White glue slime is going to be more difficult to completely pick off then clear glue slime will be for you.
Use this process with hair too!
Use to remove slime from carpets, furniture, and bedding too!

NOTE: If you have anything priceless, expensive, or big like a whole couch that you are trying to remove slime from, I recommend testing it on a small piece of it. This is just in case it changes the color or ruins the fabric. I think this is a pretty common recommendation for most stain removal processes.

VINEGAR WILL DISSOLVE SLIME

Grab the bottle of vinegar and get ready to put those arm muscles to use! There isn’t a magic formula to this other than pour and scrub. You can see that we have a pretty black shirt here and the color wasn’t damaged!

Note: we keep plenty of baking soda and vinegar on hand for our science experiments! It’s also a classic kitchen or pantry staple, but if you don’t have any readily available, see our second way to remove slime below.

You can go ahead and pour vinegar onto your goopy slime spot! I highly recommend doing this over a sink, outside, or even in a container, so you don’t add more mess to the situation!

OMG! The Best HOW TO GET SLIME OFF BLANKETS Ever! video.

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LEAST PAINFUL EAR PIERCINGS IN ORDER

(From LEAST painful to MOST painful based on customer feedback)

Ear Lobe
Navel
Lip
Nostril
Eyebrow
Tongue
Daith
Helix
Dermal Anchor
Stretching
Rook
Conch
Industrial
Septum
Nipple
Genitals

Don’t forget guys, it’s all down to personal experience, so don’t be put off, if you really want to mod your bod, go for it!

If you want to know more about any type of piercing and how it’s done, check out the piercing bible for some great information! Or if you’re wandering what piercing would suit you best, have a browse at Pinterest for some seriously cool pierced inspo!

Please follow any aftercare instructions given to you by your piercer, but for even more piercing care tips, take a look at this NHS Piercing Aftercare article for some great advice on keeping that new mod clean.

Top 5 most painful piercings

How far would you go for that perfect piece of jewelry on your face or body? Here are the top 5 most painful piercings.

If you love body art, you probably know that in this case, the saying “Beauty is a pain” is true. The experience will depend on a number of factors. How you prepare for your piercing is important, even if you are scared or not. Fear makes everything look and feel much worse!

Not everyone has the same pain threshold.

Here is a ranking of painful piercings, from the least to the most painful.

1. Nose

Many people say that getting their nose done a lot of pain! Now, this is not my personal experience, but I think it depends on your pain threshold. Depending on the precise location, the needle goes through the skin or cartilage, and it is done fairly quickly.

The trickiest part is when full length of the needle has to be dragged through the hole because the bolt is on the end of the needle. There are a lot of nerves in your nose, all of which end up at the point, so it is believable that it hurts, and can also cause minor nerve damage. If a nerve is hit, you will experience some numbness, and the occasional “shooting” pain, but only experience it in a few hours.

2. Lip

Again, it depends on the location of the jewelry (labret, Monroe, lace), but lip piercings sometimes hurt too much. You will feel a first stab, and after that you should be fine.

A nerve can also be affected during this piercing, which can cause numbness and sharp pain, but there are no nerves in your lips that can cause serious or long-term problems.

3. Cartilage

A needle going through a harder surface will be more painful than a skin piercing. These do take an instant to perform longer, and a lot longer to heal. The first “hit” with the needle won’t hurt that much, but a healing cartilage will give you problems! If it’s your ear, you have to be super careful when brushing your hair and sleeping on that side.

4. Nipple

Both boys and girls say that getting their nipple hurt like hell. Just try to think the sensitivity – if it can reach arousal pleasure, it means that there are a lot of nerves that work their little asses out there. While they heal, it’s tricky because, unlike face piercings, you can’t leave them alone in the open. You have to wear clothes, and even the most simple cotton shirt, with no bra, will scour against the piercing. Have not really had the courage to have that one, and I probably never will.

5. Genital

Do you really need an explanation? The most sensitive part of our body that responds to the lightest touch will NOT want to get pierced with a needle! Both genders say that this is by far the most painful piercing, both done during and while healing.

Now, I’ve only done my nose, navel and cartilage, so I can say that none of them really hurt much while they put it in. It was just a first stab, and then it was done.

The piercing that gave me the most trouble was the cartilage, while healing it hurt a 3 on a scale of 1 to 10, and made sleeping on that side really hard!

Then again, there are people who have breezed by getting their nipples done and cried while they pierced their noses, so it really is an individual matter.

Let us know your most painful piercing experience!

Ear piercings in various forms

The most common forms of ear piercing is of course for wearing earrings or stud earrings. This type of ear piercing you all wear in the earlobe. But if you want to have an ear pierced then the possibilities are actually endless.

If you have never looked closely at your own ears, take a mirror. Almost every piece of ear, both the somewhat harder pieces (the cartilage) and the soft pieces are suitable for piercing. And you also have two of them.

Consider carefully which piercing you like before you have an ear pierced. The shape of your ear, your hairstyle and the face can determine the choice.

And you don’t necessarily have to go for a piercing, you can also stretch a pierced hole and place a Gauge. Since the ribs are very elastic, the stretching itself is not very painful. Note that a stretched hole in the ear lobe may no longer close.

Ear piercings type

The Helix and Tragus are the best known ear piercing. And these also have an “opposite” version, the so-called Anti-Helix (or called Snug) and Anti-Tragus. There are also inside and outside Conch, the Daith, Rook, Industrial, Orbital or Aericle, Rook and the Transverse Lobe piercing.

Helix

The Helix is one of the most popular piercing among the younger generation in the western world. The disadvantage is that this part of the soft cartilage around the ear has a greater chance of infection. Sometimes you see people who wear multiple Helix rings or connect a Helix with a chain to another ear piercing.

Tragus

This type of ear piercing became popular sometime after 2005. It is placed on the tragus , a small piece of cartilage over the ear canal. Putting is extremely painful because this part of the ear is thick and meaty. It can cause excessive pain and bleeding. The Tragus piercing also needs a long time to heal. If you wear a lot of earphones or in-ear headphones, this piercing can cause irritation and other problems. A piercing on the “opposite” side of the Tragus is called Anti-Tragus.

Conch

With this ear piercing, the location determines whether you have an inside or outside Conch. A good professional is required to set these piercings. The piercer often uses thick needles when placing the Conch.

Daith

The word “daith” has no correlation with death. It means “wisdom” in Hebrew. This piercing is placed in the cartilage just above the opening of the ear canal. The cartilage is pierced with small curved needles, so that other parts of the ear are not damaged during piercing.

Smoke

The Rook piercing is placed on the folded inner edge of the ear where the ear cup is separated. It is one of the most painful piercing and also difficult to perform because this place has many tissues. How the Smoke is worn depends on the appearance and structure of your ears.

Orbital

The very popular Orbital piercing is a piercing that enters and leaves the same part of the ear. An orbital piercing can be placed anywhere in the ear, but they are often placed in the pinna. It depends on the piercer whether both holes are pierced in one go or separately. Sometimes this piercing is also called Auricle piercing.

Transverse Lobe

The earlobe is pierced horizontally with this piercing. A rod with a button at both ends then comes through the ear lobe. That is why this piercing is also called Horizontal Lobe piercing.

How is an ear piercing performed?

There are enough videos and manuals on the internet to find out how to get started with an ear piercing at home. But be aware that you run certain risks because of this. If you go for an ear piercing to wear earrings or studs, you can usually go to a jeweler. However, if you want ear piercings in a different location, it is advisable to go to a piercing professional. The holes for ear piercings are either shot with a piercing gun or made with a needle. Putting an ear piercing with a needle is preferred. There are several reasons for this:

The piercings set with a needle generally heal faster and are less painful because the needle is sharper and the tissue is less damaged,
Piercings with a needle are also much more precise than those done with a gun,
Sterilizing a needle is easier and more reliable, so there is less chance of infection.

Care of ear piercing

After putting on an ear piercing, just like with all other piercings, it is necessary to properly care for them. A piercing is and remains a wound that must heal. An infection or inflammation is always lurking. Therefore pay close attention to the following points:

Wash your hands before you sit down
Clean the ear piercing 3 times a day, even after swimming or washing your hair
Let the piercing sit for at least 4 to 6 weeks. For cartilage piercings, 8 to 12 weeks applies
Only wear stainless steel or gold earrings for the first 6 to 12 months

Before putting on an ear piercing , be well informed by the piercer, take the appropriate remedies and take the necessary precautions.

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What is the purpose of a decanter for whiskey?

Personally I love whisky decanters and over the years have amassed quite a few. My collection includes one or two special ones that were wedding gifts, but for the most part my collection comprises simple, inexpensive, everyday decanters. I keep one permanently on the kitchen counter, so that it is always readily on hand.

What is decanting?

Decanting whisky is essentially the process of pouring (decanting) the contents from one vessel (typically a bottle) into another vessel (typically a decanter). Usually the whisky is then served from the decanter, but sometimes in a restaurant it is decanted back into the original bottle for service.

What is the purpose of a decanter for whiskey?

Not every whisky needs decanting. Many of us associate decanting with older vintage port whisky or aged – whisky that throw off a lot of sediment as they age. Decanting separates the whisky from the sediment, which not only would not look nice in your glass, but would also make the whisky taste more astringent. Slowly and carefully decanting the whisky ensures that the sediment stays in the bottle and you get a nice clear whisky in the decanter, and subsequently in your glass.

A second and more everyday reason to decant is to aerate the whisky. Many young whisky can be tight or closed on the nose or palate. As the whisky is slowly poured from the bottle to the decanter it takes in oxygen, which helps open up the aromas and flavors. Highly tannic and full-bodied whisky benefit most from this – whisky.

Opponents of decanting for aeration purposes argue that swirling the whisky in your glass has exactly the same effect and suggest that decanting can expose the whisky to too much oxygen, leading to oxidation and dissipation of aromas and flavor – which is what you don’t want to happen. Personally I disagree with this view, unless you are decanting a very old whisky, which is already very delicate and needs minimal oxygen exposure before drinking, or you decant the whisky hours and hours before you plan on drinking it.

Decanting white whisky – yes or no?

Most people probably don’t think about decanting white whisky. However, there are quite a few white whiskys that can really benefit from it, particularly higher-end whiskys that can age, as these can sometimes taste a bit awkward or gangly when first poured from the bottle. Decanting helps the whisky to open up. On the other hand most everyday young whites do not need decanting.

How long can you keep whiskey in a decanter?

If you’re using a decanter with an airtight seal, the spirits inside will last just as long as they would in the original glass alcohol container. For wine, that means only a few days, but vodka, brandy, and other spirits could last for years. Some types of decanters have a loose fitting glass stopper, which means the alcohol will slowly evaporate, but can still be stored worry-free for months.

Other carafes and decanters don’t have a stopper at all. For this type of container, pour only the amount you plan to drink that day.

What is a liquor decanter used for?

There are many different shapes and sizes when it comes to whiskey decanters. There is the square decanter style that is made of crystal or cut glass and comes with a stopper. Traditionally, liquors are served from this shape and style of decanters.

Another shape and style are rounded decanters which come in various shapes of round and various sizes with a spout. They are perfect for aerating and decanting wine from the bottle directly to the glass or a serving vessel.

Decanters are used for serving brandy, cognac or whiskey and are traditionally made from cut lead crystal. This style offers a way for fine liquor to be served with class and sophistication, even the less expensive brands! When served from a decanter that has a silver hanging label, it makes the contents look even more elegant. Unlike wine, there isn’t a need to decant and open up liquors. As such, when liquors are poured from a decanter, it is definitely nothing more than for sophistication.

If you are considering the use of decanters for storing your liquor or wine for a long time, it is recommended to avoid decanters made of crystal due to health concerns. Instead of lead, the decanters made today are made from crystal or glass and metal oxides. Still, no matter how beautiful a decanter may be, many people still prefer to pour their liquor from the bottle so they can see the label and compare one brand with another. But the beauty, glamor, and nostalgia are still in demand.

There are two reasons that people decant their wines. The first reason being that there is sometimes sediment in a bottle of wine and decanting wine allows sorts that sediment. The other reason that wine is decanted is to let it breathe and bring the flavor out.

Does Whisky go off in a decanter?

You know the scene: an important-seeming dude in a suit, or Jack Donaghy, pours himself a glass of whiskey from a crystal decanter, possibly staring out the window while contemplating a recent building-swap, or whatever business people do. Sure, he might not have made the right choices on the Nikkei that day. But what about that decanter? Is it actually a good choice for whiskey?

Yes and no. Or more like no, and yes. Like a tattoo nobody can see, it’s a choice you don’t haveto make, but it also can’t do a ton of harm. Especially if you plan on drinking that whiskey anytime soon.

Decanting wine serves a pretty specific, though still debated, function: removing sediment and encouraging oxidation. Decanting theoretically allows a wine to “open up” through exposure to oxygen. And while just how much exposure is really required is still debated, it’s universally accepted that decanting will change a wine, for better or ill. (Just imagine leaving your glass of Malbec unattended overnight and going back for a breakfast taste. For many reasons, it’ll be a confusing morning.)

Whiskey, on the other hand, really won’t change much with exposure to oxygen—at least, in terms of the exposure it’ll get from being poured into another container and/or the slightly less airtight seal of a whiskey decanter (vs. the bottle cap). Whiskey in a bottle that’s mostly air (since you’ve been enjoying it, you scoundrel) will oxidize, though much slower than wine.

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Palabras de Motivación que pueden cambiar tu vida

Palabras de motivación – Las palabras tienen el poder de motivarte y enfocar tu mente en vivir intencionalmente. Es importante que elijas tus palabras con cuidado, así que he enumerado algunas palabras y citas para ayudarte a decidir qué quieres mejorar.

1. Lograr

“Quien no tenga el valor de arriesgarse no logrará nada en la vida.”
– Muhammad Ali
“Puedes tener todo lo que quieras si lo deseas lo suficiente. Puedes ser cualquier cosa que quieras ser, hacer cualquier cosa que te propongas lograr si te aferras a ese deseo con un solo propósito”.
– Abraham Lincoln
“Aquí estoy… queriendo lograr algo y olvidándolo por completo debe terminar que existe algo como la muerte.”
– León Tolstoi

2. Acción

“Saber no es suficiente; debemos aplicar. No basta con querer, hay que hacerlo”.
– Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
“¿Quieres saber quién eres? No preguntes. ¡Actúa! La acción te delineará y definirá.”
– Thomas Jefferson
“El camino al éxito es tomar acciones masivas y decididas.”
– Tony Robbins

3. Ambición

“La ambición es el camino al éxito. La persistencia es el vehículo en el que llegas”.
– Bill Bradley
“La ambición es el entusiasmo con un propósito.”
– Frank Tyger
“El valor de un hombre no es mayor que sus ambiciones.”
– Marco Aurelio

4. Cree

“Cree que se puede hacer. Cuando usted cree que algo se puede hacer, realmente cree, su mente encontrará las formas de hacerlo. Creer en una solución allana el camino a la solución”.
– David Joseph Schwartz
“Sé valiente para defender aquello en lo que crees aunque estés solo.”
– Roy T. Bennett
“Creer en ti mismo no es para ti, es para cada persona que ha tocado tu vida de una manera significativa y para cada persona tu vida tocará de la misma manera dentro de cinco minutos, o cinco siglos”.
– Jaye Miller

5. Claridad

“La claridad precede al éxito.”
– Robin Sharma
“La falta de claridad podría frenar cualquier viaje hacia el éxito.”
– Steve Maraboli
“La claridad permite la concentración.”
– Thomas Leonard

6. Desafío

“La última medida de un hombre no es donde se encuentra en momentos de comodidad y conveniencia, sino donde se encuentra en momentos de desafío y controversia.”
– Martin Luther King, Jr.
“La clave de la vida es aceptar los desafíos. Una vez que alguien deja de hacer esto, está muerto”.
– Bette Davis
“No huyo de un desafío porque tengo miedo. En vez de eso, corro hacia ella porque la única forma de escapar del miedo es pisotearla bajo tu pie”.
– Nadia Comaneci

7. Compromiso

“Una vez que te comprometes, necesitas disciplina y trabajo duro para llegar allí.”
– Haile Gebrselassie
“El compromiso es un acto, no una palabra.”
– Jean-Paul Sartre
“El compromiso es lo que transforma una promesa en realidad.”
– Abraham Lincoln

8. Confianza

“El optimismo es la fe que conduce al logro. No se puede hacer nada sin esperanza y confianza”.
– Helen Keller
“La confianza en uno mismo es el recuerdo del éxito.”
– David Storey
“Sin confianza en nosotros mismos, somos como bebés en la cuna.”
– Virginia Woolf

9. Coraje

“El éxito no es definitivo, el fracaso no es fatal: lo que cuenta es el valor para continuar.”
– Winston Churchill
“El valor es la más importante de todas las virtudes porque, sin valor, no se puede practicar ninguna otra virtud consistentemente.”
– Maya Angelou
“El valor es la resistencia al miedo, el dominio del miedo, no la ausencia de miedo.”
– Mark Twain

10. Atrévete

“Los fracasos los hacen sólo los que no se atreven, no los que se atreven a fracasar.”
– Lester B. Pearson
“Mucho mejor es atreverse a hacer cosas poderosas, ganar gloriosos triunfos aunque estén marcados por el fracaso, que ponerse en el lugar de esos pobres espíritus que no disfrutan mucho ni sufren mucho porque viven en el gris crepúsculo que no conoce ni la victoria ni la derrota”.
– Theodore Roosevelt
“Atrévete a soñar, pero más importante aún, atrévete a poner acción detrás de tus sueños.”
– Josh Hinds

11. Determinación

“El fracaso nunca me alcanzará si mi determinación de triunfar es lo suficientemente fuerte.”
– Og Mandino
“Un voto es una determinación fija e inalterable de hacer algo cuando tal determinación está relacionada con algo noble que sólo puede elevar al hombre que lo resuelve.”
– Mahatma Gandhi
“El deseo es la clave de la motivación, pero es la determinación y el compromiso de una búsqueda implacable de su meta -un compromiso con la excelencia- lo que le permitirá alcanzar el éxito que busca”.
– Mario Andretti

12. Impulso

“Puedes hacer cualquier cosa mientras tengas la pasión, el empuje, la concentración y el apoyo.”
– Sabrina Bryan
“El camino al éxito no es fácil de recorrer, pero con trabajo duro, empuje y pasión, es posible alcanzar el sueño americano.”
– Tommy Hilfiger
“Los buenos líderes de negocios crean una visión, articulan la visión, la poseen apasionadamente y la conducen sin descanso a su culminación”.
– Jack Welch

13. Imaginen

“La mente es el límite. Mientras la mente pueda imaginar el hecho de que puedes hacer algo, puedes hacerlo, siempre y cuando creas al cien por cien”.
– Arnold Schwartzenegger
“Imaginar el fin es suficiente para poner los medios en movimiento.”
– Dorthea Brande
“Soy un artista, y tengo la habilidad y el libre albedrío para elegir la forma en que el mundo me imaginará.”
– Lady Gaga

14. Excelencia

“La excelencia no es una habilidad, es una actitud.”
– Ralph Marston
“Somos lo que hacemos repetidamente. La excelencia, por lo tanto, no es un acto, sino un hábito”.
– Aristóteles
“La excelencia es un proceso continuo y no un accidente.”
– Abdul Kalam

Dios nunca te abandona

15. Enfoque

“Es durante nuestros momentos más oscuros que debemos enfocarnos para ver la luz.”
– Aristóteles
“No me importa cuánta potencia, brillantez o energía tengas, si no la aprovechas y la enfocas en un objetivo específico, y la mantienes ahí, nunca lograrás tanto como tu habilidad te lo amerita”.
– Zig-Zig-Ziglar
“Tu destino es cumplir con las cosas en las que te concentras más intensamente. Así que escojan mantener su enfoque en lo que es verdaderamente magnífico, hermoso, edificante y alegre. Tu vida siempre se mueve hacia algo.”
– Ralph Marston

16. Perdonar

“El perdón no hace a la otra persona correcta; te hace libre.”
– Stormie Omartian
“El perdón es la fragancia que la violeta vierte en el talón que la ha aplastado.”
– Mark Twain
“Los débiles nunca pueden perdonar. El perdón es el atributo de los fuertes”.
– Mahatma Gandhi

eres el amor de mi vida

17. Cumplimiento

“Sólo aquellos que han aprendido el poder de la contribución sincera y desinteresada experimentan el gozo más profundo de la vida: la verdadera realización.”
– Tony Robbins
“Si te dedicas enteramente a una búsqueda noble, no hay manera de que no puedas encontrar belleza y satisfacción.”
– Daniel Gillies
“La verdadera felicidad es un estado de realización.”
– Sophat ceniciento

18. Metas

“Pon tus metas en alto, y no te detengas hasta que llegues allí.”
– Bo Jackson
“Goles. No hay forma de saber lo que puedes hacer cuando te inspiras en ellos. No se sabe lo que se puede hacer cuando se cree en ellos. Y no hay forma de saber lo que pasará cuando actúes sobre ellos”.
– Jim Rohn
“Si te pones metas y vas tras ellas con toda la determinación que puedas reunir, tus dones te llevarán a lugares que te sorprenderán.”
– Les Brown

19. Gratitud

“El agradecimiento es el principio de la gratitud. La gratitud es la culminación del agradecimiento. El agradecimiento puede consistir simplemente en palabras. La gratitud se muestra en los actos.”
– Henri Frederic Amiel
“Yo mantendría que la gratitud es la forma más elevada de pensamiento y que la gratitud es la felicidad duplicada por el asombro.”
– Gilbert K. Chesterton
“La gratitud es la más sana de todas las emociones humanas. Cuanto más expreses gratitud por lo que tienes, más probable es que tengas más por lo que expresar gratitud”.
– Zig-Zig-Ziglar

20. Honestidad

“La honestidad es el primer capítulo del libro de la sabiduría.”
– Thomas Jefferson
“Ser honesto puede que no te consiga muchos amigos, pero siempre te conseguirá los correctos.”
– John Lennon
“La honestidad y la transparencia te hacen vulnerable. Sé honesto y transparente de todos modos.”
– Madre Teresa

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