I have learned that it’s fun and satisfying to write in my journal the good things that happen to me every day.

I have learned that the best advice you can give anyone is, “Be kind,”

I have learned that even the happiest people have down days.

I have learned that worry is often a substitute for action.

I have learned that there’s no friend like an old friend, no dog like an old dog, and no money like old money.

I have learned that sometimes I just need to be held.

I have learned that once a woman decides she wants something; never underestimate her ability to get it.

I have learned that it’s OK to be content with what you have, but never with what you are.

I have learned that a person’s greatest need is to feel appreciated.

I have learned that after you’ve been your own boss, it’s tough to back to working for someone else.

I have learned that I am quick to count others offenses against me, but seldom think about what others suffer because of me.

I have learned that you always find time to do the things you really want to do.

I have learned that I would like to be horse and live on a ranch, if only cowboys didn’t wear spurs.

I have learned that there are people who love you dearly but just don’t know how to show it.

I have learned that you shouldn’t confuse success with usefulness.

I have learned that regardless of how little you have, you can always give comfort and encouragement.

I have learned that the time I really need a vacation is when I’m just back from one.

I have learned that if you give a pig and a boy everything they want, you’ll get a good pig and a bad boy.

I have learned that you should fill your life with experiences, not excuses.

I have learned that the greatest risk is in thinking too small.

I have learned that joy is often the ability to be happy in small ways.