Schools have opened their doors, Friday nights are filled with high school football and you can still almost hear the corn growing; without question, the dog days of summer are still upon us. While it may seem appropriate to slow things down a bit during these days of high temperatures and thick humidity, Clark and Associates has ramped things up, and we’re very excited to share a lot of important news and happenings in this month’s edition of our newsletter.
March is often known as a lucky month. It is the third month of the year, and St. Patrick’s Day falls on the 17th. Yet anyone who solely relies on luck surely hasn’t achieved much in their life.
Waiting and hoping something good happens after a setback is understandably natural, especially after something as life altering as an amputation or debilitating injury. But luck rarely smiles on those who don’t work for it. As Thomas Jefferson said, “I am a great believer in luck, and I find the harder I work, the more I have of it.”
Be a person of action and pursue what it is you want most. By working hard and going after your passion, you may just find yourself running into a bit of “luck” yourself!
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February is naturally a love-filled month, with it all culminating on Valentine’s Day on the 14th. However, there is more than just the love you have for significant other that can be expressed this month.
It has been said that loving yourself is the first step in being able to love others, but we too often forget that we are unique and amazing people. We can get so focused on the attributes and behaviors of others and what we love about them that “self-love” gets put on the back burner. At Clark & Associates, we are big believers in loving and believing in yourself. It’s what helps many of our patients get through the tough times in their lives and come out with a positive outlook.
So yes, love your husband, your wife, your family and friends, but don’t forget to show yourself a little affection as well.
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It’s a new year and you’ve got a chance to make a new start.
You never know what you can accomplish until you try. If you don’t succeed the first time, that doesn’t mean your goal is unattainable. It simply means you have taken the first step in figuring how to achieve your goal.
As Thomas Edison said when working on the light bulb, “I have not failed. I have just figured out 10,000 ways that won’t work.” Continue Reading »
