Has someone taken full credit for something you worked on together?  Did your contribution go unnoticed?

If this seems to make you angry or resentful, try for today to let it go.  Remember that the only important person, whose credit you need, is you.  You need to know how valuable you are. 

If you spend any time around small children, you know what they can do to receive attention, or credit.  And they aren’t always particular about whether it’s positive or negative.  Hopefully, as adults we get beyond needing to take credit, or needing to be sure others know what we have accomplished.  While there is surely nothing wrong with others acknowledging what you have done, it’s the need for them to know that causes problems for you.

Make today, and as many days possible hereafter, a time for measuring yourself by your own internal value system.  You will be more at peace, and your peace is important to you and to the world.

A man cannot be comfortable

without his own approval.

                                     Mark Twain

We hope your day is filled with personal acknowledgement,

Lana Keating