Archive for March, 2010

Former Governor of Alaska, Sarah Palin” was on Jay Leno last night and offered up a number of one-line jokes for the audience, including jokes about the White House, Tina Fey and Congress.

Alaska is different from California. In Los Angeles, “when people have a frozen look on their face, I find out it’s Botox.”"

She’s happy she’s not vice president. “I would not know what to do with all that free time,” she quipped.

“It’s so cold in Alaska it’s “5 degrees below Congress’ approval rating.”"

A TV commentator quipped “she is remarkable in front of an audience”. No word on whether Palin is going to change careers.

Reports are circulating that Anderson Cooper is talking with CBS about an anchor role. And that role may be as Katie Couric’s replacement. Couric’s contract ends in less than a year, and CBS has remained third during her tenure as the lead CBS anchor.

In a tight game that ended in overtime, Canada came out a winner against the US team, thanks to a sudden-death goal in OT. The US had scored in the last 30 seconds of regular time to put the game into overtime. Final score 3-2.

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Introduction:

-Practice Gratitude: if you’re focusing on gratitude, it’s hard to be negative
-Praise Others: instead of finding things wrong, look for those things are going right
-Focus on Success: Start a journal that records your successes daily
-Let go: Stop worrying about those things you have no control over

1. Practice Gratitude. Research shows that when we count three blessings a day, we get a measurable boost in happiness that uplifts and energizes us. It’s also physiologically impossible to be stressed and thankful at the same time. Two thoughts cannot occupy our mind at the same time. If you are focusing on gratitude, you can’t be negative. You can also energize and engage your coworkers by letting them know you are grateful for them and their work.

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