Things that make you feel good, inspire you or stir something deep inside can have a profound effect.
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Things that make you feel good, inspire you or stir something deep inside can have a profound effect.
Knowing what inspires you, can motivate and support you in understanding more about yourself, what’s important to you and the life you want to lead. Inspiration can be found in many different places. So, wherever you are notice what you are drawn to and be sure to surround yourself with good and positive things. Even small things can make a big difference. Here are some things that inspire me…
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Caine’s Cardboard Arcade
It’s interesting what can happen when you follow your dreams and paths cross. This short film is likely to bring a tear to your eye!
© Team Caine
Hanging out with a mate is always a nice thing to do!
Poetry talks to us deeply. It connects us and helps us feel understood.
This is an extract from a great poem, The Guest House by Rumi.
Knock Knock
This 3 minute absolutely brilliant recital by Daniel Beaty on parenthood sends tingles through my body every time I listen to it. Perfect.
© Daniel Beaty
Words can be a great comfort as they accompany us on our journey.
An extract from a powerful poem, The Journey by Mary Oliver.
Life can be full of dreams and adventures.
This picture ‘On Top of the World’ sparkles with the magic of it.
© Lucy Loveheart www.lucyloveheart.com
© Keetra Dean Dixon
Daphne Sheldrick, a great inspiration. Despite adversity and the painful loss of her husband David, she set up a trust and continued the work they started; to protect Africa’s gentle giants and wildlife.
© Jen Renninger www.jenrenninger.com
A dose of daily laughter is good for the soul! This daily dog blog by Rupert Fawcett assures you of that. Albeit you may have to understand Dog!
© Rupert Fawcett
https://www.facebook.com/OffTheLeashDailyDogCartoons
Everything is a Present
Alice at 108, still practised the piano for 3 hours a day! She survived the concentration camps through her music, her optimism and gratitude for small things that came her way - a smile, a kind word, the sun.
© Christopher Nupen www.allegrofilms.com
This picture paints a thousand words.
We can all do small things with great love.
© Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
A shower of sprinkley magic each day will put a spring in your step
© asintended www.asintended.co.uk
© You Can Never Lose me, Corita serigraph 1972 (72-19), Courtesy of the Corita Art Center, Immaculate Heart Community, LA
There is something magical about being in nature.
You cannot put it in words but you feel it deep within.
It touches your spirit, heals and restores.
Some things just go straight to your heart.
All of Charlie’s illustrations tend to do that to me.
Hope is the light that illuminates our days
Despite born visually impaired and blind at age 12, Andrea Bocelli became a lawyer, then opera singer. His voice and presence exude pure grace. His story is full of courage and determination.
© Douglas Wilson realdougwilson.com
Caine’s Cardboard Arcade
It’s interesting what can happen when you follow your dreams and paths cross. This short film is likely to bring a tear to your eye!
© Team Caine
Hanging out with a mate is
always a nice thing to do!
Poetry talks to deeply. It connects us and helps us feel understood. An extract from, The Guest House by Rumi.
Knock Knock
This 3 minute absolutely brilliant recital by Daniel Beaty on parenthood sends tingles through my body every time I listen to it. Perfect.
© Daniel Beaty
Words can be a great comfort as they accompany us on our journey. An extract from a powerful poem, The Journey by Mary Oliver.
Life can be full of dreams and adventures.
This picture ‘On Top of the World’
sparkles with the magic of it.
© Lucy Loveheart www.lucyloveheart.com
© Keetra Dean Dixon
Daphne Sheldrick, a great inspiration. Despite adversity and the painful loss of her husband David, she set up a trust and continued the work they started; to protect Africa’s gentle giants and wildlife.
© Jen Renninger www.jenrenninger.com
A dose of daily laughter is good for the soul! This daily dog blog by Rupert Fawcett assures you of that. Albeit you may have to understand Dog!
© Rupert Fawcett
facebook.com/OffTheLeashDailyDogCartoons
Everything is a Present
Alice at 108, still practised the piano for 3 hours a day! She survived the concentration camps through her music, her optimism and gratitude for small things that came her way - a smile, a kind word, the sun.
© Christopher Nupen www.allegrofilms.com
This picture paints a thousand words.
We can all do small things with great love.
© Hannah Stonehouse Hudson
A shower of sprinkley magic each day will put a spring in your step
© asintended www.asintended.co.uk
© You Can Never Lose me, Corita serigraph 1972 (72-19), Courtesy of the Corita Art Center, Immaculate Heart Community, LA
There is something magical about being in nature. You cannot put it in words but you feel it deep within. It touches your spirit, heals and restores.
Some things just go straight to your heart.
All of Charlie’s illustrations tend to do that to me.
© charliemackesy.com
Hope is the light that
illuminates our days
Despite born visually impaired and blind at age 12, Andrea Bocelli became a lawyer, then opera singer. His voice and presence exude pure grace. His story is full of courage and determination.
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