“Whatever decision you make, is the right one.”

Meaning whatever you choose at a given time, is the path you’re meant to be on, for whatever reason.

I love that. I remember it all the time.

“God doesn’t give you a cross if he doesn’t think you can carry it.”

and

“In Him all things are possible.”

They go together to give me hope and keep me focused on the end result instead of getting bogged down by the little sufferings of every day.

The other one I really like is “Be the change you want to see in the world.” I’ve always felt it encapsulates so well what we need to do: stop focusing on what’s wrong with the world and just be a better person.

“The cleaning and scrubbing will wait till tomorrow,
for children grow up, as I’ve learned to my sorrow.
So quiet down, cobwebs. Dust go to sleep.
I’m rocking my baby and babies don’t keep.”

From an old poem, author unknown.

Simple, but so key to daily peace of mind: “Have a good sense of humor!”

My husband is the calm one in the relationship, while I tend to worry if I don’t have anything to worry about! I try to remember that before I get too mentally involved in worrying about something that might (or might not) happen.

Some of your comments reminded me of one of my all-time favorites that has been an immense help to me, especially since I’m kind of neurotic.

My husband has a saying, “It’s never about you.”

Meaning, when you think that a friend is irritated with you because he/she has been bad about returning phone calls or emails, or is acting aloof, it’s never about you. 99% of the time it’s because they have something that they’re dealing with that’s stressing them out. I’ve found this to be true over and over again.