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Words to Live By - Six Ways to Breathe Life into Your Day |

Friday, 25 November 2005
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We've heard the instructions many times over. There is such familiarity that many people can almost recite them verbatim. In fact, these directives are so crucial; they are printed on placards and demonstrated visually by the staff. They are so important that they can't wait until you are airborne to share. I'm talking about the life-saving instructions on what to do in case of an emergency that airline passengers receive on every flight before they're airborne. Given without fail around the globe daily, millions often sit back and ignore flight attendants by reading a magazine, speaking to a neighbor, or simply becoming annoyed at the disruption of quiet. The highlight of the instruction says: Should the cabin lose pressure, oxygen masks will fall from the ceiling in front of you. If you are traveling with small children, place the mask on yourself first, then place a mask on the child. Who would have thought for decades the airline industry has been sharing with millions of people a valuable life lesson. A Life Lesson Learn to Breathe Six Ways to Honor Yourself Daily
Follow these simple life strategies and you'll find you can breathe a whole lot easier. This valuable life lesson - take a breath - is not to be taken lightly. Ignore it and you'll find yourself depleted of oxygen, weary and worn. Practice it and you'll breathe new life into your day and have an appreciation for life that all can follow. Now those truly are words to live by. Article Source: http://www.ArticleBlast.com |

Joy Fisher-Sykes is a professional speaker, author, and success coach in the areas of leadership, motivation, stress management, customer service, and team building. You can e-mail her at jfsykes@thesykesgrp.com">mailto:jfsykes@thesykesgrp.com, or call her at (757) 427-7032. Go to her web site, http://www.thesykesgrp.com, and signup for the newsletter, OnPoint, and receive the free ebook, "Empowerment and Stress Secrets for the Busy Professional."
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