Benefit in Life With a "Beginner's Mind"

I'm not a Buddhist, but this approach to life really resonates.

A "beginner's mind," a childlike mind, innovates and is open to the new ... perfect for launching into 2013!

Whatever the opportunity or challenge may be (the many facets of relationships, finance, wellness, causes and mission, entrepreneurial ventures, and so on), the beauty of a beginner’s mind will welcome new days of possibility.

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Comment by Brian Del Turco on January 8, 2013 at 2:01pm: I like that, Marty. A sponge-like brain is certainly more promising than a petrified, rock-like one!

Comment by Marty Wenger on January 8, 2013 at 12:42pm: Staring new is best done with child-like "sponge" qualities in our brain.

Comment by Brian Del Turco on January 4, 2013 at 9:38am: Thanks for the thoughts, Ann. Truly, "openness" is a key to growth in all of life!

Comment by Ann Musico on January 4, 2013 at 3:37am: Cultivating a "beginner's mind" is a terrific thought as we begin this new year. Opening ourselves to new ideas and ways of approaching things is a wonderful way to look at life from a different perspective.