How many times have you wondered why you aren’t successful, fortunate or happy as some other people seem to be? Why haven’t you accomplished this or that? Do you believe you don’t have it in you? I beg to disagree, you do have the potential. This little three minute movie Why Not Me? asks you to examine yourself, and answer Why Not Me? and ask yourself better questions that will create more happiness and opportunity for you. This little movie helps you to contemplate what questions you should really be asking when you ask why not me.

Why not create more happiness and opportunity for yourself? Watch the Why Not Me? movie today.

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Have you ever seen any of the various television and big screen incarnations of the Superman character in which he takes a lump of coal and compresses it in his hands transforming it into a diamond? As if applying pressure as in the form of “if I don’t get such and such a task completed” would only transform a person into a diamond of brilliant and shining character.

Possibly we are like lumps of coal when we are born waiting for the trials of life to pressure us. For some people this causes them to break. For others it can make our character shine like a diamond. I will venture to say that all of us are more like diamonds in the rough, than lumps of coal, and that we each possess unique skills and abilities that need to be polished.

As we learn new ways of doing things and reach our short term goals we start to shine with brilliance and more easily accomplish the things that we set out to do. Just like a diamond is polished to shine our accomplishments should naturally increase and shine brilliantly. Each of us can therefore be compared to a diamond.  That should make you want to shine.

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A popular phrase with people is “Thank God, it’s Friday.” This is due to the fact that most people end their work week on Friday and can’t wait to do so. What if you actually looked so forward to your week that you said “Thank Goodness It’s Monday?” That’s the name of Scott Stratten’s new blog Thank Goodness It’s Monday. The byline of his blog is Refuse to believe that life is only enjoyable on the weekend.

I am truly impressed with the material on this blog. The blog has been created as a precursor to the announcement of the release of his book Thank Goodness It’s Monday. You can sign up to receive posts every time the blog is updated and then of course you will find out when the book is released.

Visit Thank Goodness It’s Monday and find out why I call this an exceptional blog.