Meaningful Mondays - Arrows Out

How can you avoid the feeling that time is slipping by without meaning?

One reason time seems to speed up as we age is that we experience fewer novel events.

Journaling helps create more vivid and accessible memories, making time feel like it's passing more slowly.

By recording daily experiences, thoughts, and events, we:

• Create "memory anchors" that distinguish one day from another
• Become more mindful and attentive to our daily lives
• Reflect on and process our experiences more deeply

Make your days feel fuller, more meaningful, and less rushed?

Embracing the Unexpected

"Life will always be full of the unexpected. It's how we respond that defines our experience."

ASK:

1. How can I shift from reacting to responding in challenging situations?
2. What three things can I be grateful for right now, despite my/our challenges?
3. In my life, who can I reach out to for support or to offer support?

"We don't have to wait for the rainbow to find joy in the rain."
- Dieter F. Uchtdorf

By cultivating gratitude and consciously choosing our responses, we can find joy and meaning even in life's most unexpected moments.

Let's embrace the journey!

What About Bob

If your "aware" of the nudge, you just might follow it.

Lee Brower - Perspective*

Empowered Wealth Perspective

Entertaining new perspectives is a critical step in personal growth. By embracing new and diverse ways of thinking, we broaden our outlook and uncover innovative solutions to problems. You will see a new horizon, which generates deep appreciation for where you have been, where you are now and where you have the potential of going. This leads to new thoughts, new vision and new motion, as you continue to balance your approach and capture your progress as you go.
- Lee Brower, The Brower Quadrant

*DyVal Video from Feb 22, 2019, for Meaningful Monday

Homan Walsh - Niagara Bridge*

“Great minds discuss ideas; average minds discuss events; small minds discuss people.”
– Eleanor Roosevelt

* We are reposting this MM Video due to our Team’s schedule. 
  This Meaningful Monday video is a repost from July 2, 2018

Freedom to say NO... Really?*

“We must suffer from one of two pains: the pain of discipline or the pain of regret. Discipline weighs ounces—regret ways tons."
 - Jim Rohn

You are what you say "yes" to. By saying "yes" to the right things, it will be easier to say no to the less important.
 - Lee Brower

* We are reposting this MM Video due to our Team’s schedule. 
This Meaningful Monday video is a repost from July 5, 2021

Don't carry your horse into town.

Who are you trying to please, and at what cost?

Who are you listening to, and how does that align with your enduring vision and your core principles?

"The difference between successful people and really successful people is that really successful people say no to almost everything."
- Warren Buffett

"It is easy to say no when a bigger yes is burning inside."
- Stephen R. Covey

Don't wait to dip your bucket into the sea.

Three essential keys to leadership in today's world.

1. Go BIG (Be IN Gratitude), regardless of your circumstances.
2. Challenge the traditional thinking- even if that is the way you have always done it or believed.
3. Act and Adjust

The enemy of thriving is arriving.

Meaningful Fathers

Welcome to this week's edition of Meaningful Monday with Lee Brower. In this heartfelt episode, Lee reflects on the profound impact of Father's Day, expressing gratitude for his father, his role as a father, and as a grandfather. He shares a touching story about a cherished memory with his late father and emphasizes the vital role fathers and father figures play in the home.

Lee introduces the concept of "Involved Fatherhood," highlighting that fatherhood extends beyond biological ties to include stepfathers, single mothers, mentors, and community leaders. He underscores the importance of stability, wisdom, and integrity that fathers and father figures bring to future generations.

Through a personal anecdote, Lee demonstrates the power of expressing gratitude to those who have positively impacted our lives. He encourages listeners to commit to nurturing stronger families and creating a legacy of enduring principles, compassion, and deep connections. Join Lee in celebrating the essence of fatherhood every day, and let's work together to build a brighter future for the next generation.

Clapping Frozen Moments

Good morning, everybody. Lee Brower here. Welcome to this week's edition of Meaningful Monday. I am so grateful to be here. I am so glad to be here. Let's go big.

In this episode, Lee Brower shares his belief that we can learn from every experience in life, making the world the perfect school. He reflects on a recent event where he spent time with James Dixon, a motivational speaker, and the importance of developing habits of learning. Lee recounts a heartwarming experience with his granddaughters at a Frozen performance, coining the term "clapping frozen moment" to describe those instances of pure joy and excitement.

Lee encourages listeners to identify and cherish their own "clapping moments" in daily life, emphasizing the value of living deliberately and creating meaningful memories. He also shares a powerful quote from a masterclass he attended: "It's not what you leave to them. It's what you leave in them."

Join Lee in this inspiring episode as he challenges you to find and own your moments of joy. Live life deliberately and make every moment an asset.