I like mindmaps and mind mapping tools [Mindmeister is a good one]. It's a natural fit for those like me with a lifehacker bent. This mindmap is of particular note, though, as it's a real user tool (perhaps as a desktop background) for managing your time effectively.
It will come as no surprise that when Julie Bjorgum introduced her idea to demonstrate gratitude - I jumped. We have a new bridge opening in Folsom, CA. It's a rare event -and has become an opportunity to express gratitude and thanks. 970 feet of bridge joining communities together.
Show your “gratitude attitude” by joining the Human Chain of Gratitude stretching across the Folsom Lake Crossing during the Grand Opening Festival on Saturday, March 28 at 12:00.
DETAILS on Eventbrite or Facebook
What would it be like if we all gave up and believed in
hopelessness, doom, despair? Great
things are accomplished because despite the odds, there were people who tried,
people who believed in the possible, who weren’t afraid to fail if it furthered
the greater good. We are humbled by our
present circumstances, but that does not make us losers. Our society does not support the idea of
coming in 2nd, but I believe it is by our efforts that we are all
winners. Folsom’s newest bridge next to
Folsom Dam is certainly an inspiring example of seemingly insurmountable odds
made possible by hard work, commitment and positive thinking. We pay tribute to all who made it a reality.
I am grateful that a smile is more contagious than a disease.
What are you grateful for?
Author; Julie Bjorgum
We'll be making a cool video to be shared publicly.
Come show your gratitude!
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