Recently I returned to the
same venue (a year later) to present additional seminars—perhaps the greatest
compliment a speaker can receive, to be repeatedly invited to make
presentations. In the course of questions and answers I asked how many
individuals were reading aloud for ten minutes a day. Five hands went up out of
several hundred individuals. That reminded of a couple of quotations:
It is not that I do not know
what to do—it is that I do not do what I know —Confucius (551-479 BC)
What
I want to do I do not do but what I hate I do
—Apostle Paul,
Romans 7:15
It also reminded me of
words attributed to Socrates: The unexamined life
is not worth living.
Indeed,
even as studies reveal ways to increase health, wellness, and longevity, our
time on this planet is relatively short. Take time to examine your lifestyle.
Are you doing what you know? A Longevity Lifestyle is designed to help you 'know' and to assist you in staying motivated to 'do what you know.'
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