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What are You Tolerating?

You are tolerating more than you think. We put up with, accept, take on, and are dragged down by people's behavior, situations, unmet needs, crossed boundaries, unfinished business, frustrations, problems, and even our own behavior.

So what are you tolerating? Take a couple of minutes to write down stuff you that you are putting up with. Not the stuff you can't change or have no control over, but things like that 5 lbs that hangs around because it really doesn't bug you enough to motivate you to go to the gym. Or that pile of papers that has sat on the corner of your desk for the last 3 weeks.

As you think of more items, add them to your list. Do you have to do anything about them? No, not really. Just becoming aware of and articulating them will bring them to the forefront of your mind and you'll naturally start handling, eliminating, fixing, growing through, and resolving these them.

Carpe diem,

Chris

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Posted by Chris Pollinger on 01/23/2009 12:31 PM

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4 Comments on What are You Tolerating?

JAN

As I get closer to the 47 mark in my life I have begun to wonder what I do tolerate, what is important to me, what is not important, and how precious my time is to me! Being able to write these things down helps to put things in prespective for me. Using this in my personal life as well as the life of a Realtor has really begun to pay off, for me anyway.

This blog of yours really helps add to those things that I have been putting together. I look forward to reading more of your posts here.

Cathy Worrilow

This dovetails beautifully with the conversation my husband and I are engaged in about how we want to spend our time - he's 71 and I'm 48, so we are particularly aware of how precious our time is. We are also defining what is "fun" for us - and becoming more protective of our time together and with friends and family.

Haven't read your blog in a while - good stuff. Thanks for the thoughts.

JAN

Chris - I completely agree that by bringing things to the forefront of your mind will help. I try and do that in all situations and thanks!

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