#fresh perspectives

[hi11p-blog]

Fresh starts, new chapters, and the beginnings of positive change. An open invitation to release old cycles and step into a phase of overwhelming joy, fresh perspectives, and creative expansion...

You can't do it they said 😜 F them I said 💖🍀🙌🏻

[inspiredlivingspaces]

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[dinosaurwithablog]

I think that we need to limit how old a person can be and be the president of the United States 🇺🇸 Joe Biden was too old, and we saw what happened to him during his term. I'm old so I can say this without feeling badly for doing so. I know from whence I speak. We make people retire at 65, but we allow people in their late 70s to be president. If they are too old to be a worker or run a company, how can we expect them to give an optimal performance as the President? It's the most stressful job in the world and it ages people faster because of the enormous pressure on them. We need younger people with new ideas and approaches to domestic and world problems. The old way of thinking isn't working very well. Have you noticed? Let's get some new perspectives and people who are young enough to employ those new ideas and who have the energy to do the job of president correctly. I really don't want another president to fall asleep in meetings or have no idea what's going on, do you?

[glaciernps]

Greetings from Glacier Blog: Seeing the park through a new perspective

In late August, I had the opportunity to show my parents around Glacier National Park for the second season in a row. Since my family’s first visit to Glacier, nearly ten years ago, my dad was determined to hike to Grinnell Glacier. Our first attempt at reaching the glacier ten years ago was cut short because of hazardous snow halfway up the trail, and his second attempt was also unsuccessful. This year marked his third try reaching the glacier. We headed out early one August morning, loaded down with water and snacks. Having worked in the park for two seasons, I’ve hiked to the glacier numerous times, so I was more concerned about reaching the destination than enjoying the journey to the glacier. However, my dad’s slow but steady pace and his enthusiasm and delight in the scenery around him really made me stop and admire the amazing place that I have the opportunity to work and play in. Seeing the trail through my dad’s eyes gave me a chance to view the park from a whole new perspective. Never before had I noticed in such detail the reflection the mountains cast on Grinnell Lake or the intense color of the wildflowers and rocks contrasting with the blue skies. The highlight of the hike for us that day was reaching the glacier just in time to see and hear a large chunk of ice calve off the terminus of the glacier and drop into the icy blue waters below. After hiking to this glacier many times, I was still amazed by this unique and rare occurrence. Taking the time to slow down and enjoy the scenery gave me a chance to see the park through the eyes of someone hiking this trail for the first time, and encouraged me to notice the beauty that surrounds me every day.

Keep reading Ranger Stephanie’s entry...

Photo of Grinnell Lake by NPS/Daniel Lombardi [image: Purple wildlfowers blur the foreground with piles ice in milky blue lake against rock wall behind]

[thetallpines]

Sometimes all you need is a fresh perspective… and when that fails, a glass of wine called Fresh Perspectives.

[beautsentences]

“Minus the bullshit, life's great”

- Young Jeezy

[epicstoriestime]

Unique Strengths

Share five things you’re good at. Harmonious Flow Reflecting on what I do well is a grounding experience. Here’s how I see my strengths: 1. Bringing fresh ideas to the table: My mind thrives on creativity. Whether I’m looking for solutions or crafting something new, I enjoy offering perspectives that are a little outside the box. 2. Turning concepts into reality with technology: I have a…

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