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I used to live by this.... but not because...



... I knew that saying things positive or negative said much about me... it just made made me think differently and feel better about the world.  When I make less-than-flattering comments about others, I know I'm not feeling so great about myself... and I seem to have gotten into a bad habit of thinking as long as it's true, why not say it... that's okay, right?  Wrong.

I also came across the quote below recently...


So no more negativity.... there's enough in the world and I need much less of it in my life.  I want to be realistic, but I don't need to "chat it up" so to speak about others... or myself.  


And remember this:



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