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Pursue Life with New Zeal!

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Rudy got new parts. On his first run with the replacement equipment, it seemed he zipped across the floor faster.  I imagined him smiling and enjoying his daily obligation. A Fresh Start. A positive outlook.  New Zeal for Life.

Life can tarnish our outlook on life. When that happens we need a bit of new interjected into the mundane and challenging.

I knew a man who felt he should move his family to New Zealand.  He didn't know why.  He just heard in his heart  "move to New Zealand."  His friend suggested : perhaps he was to pursue his current life with new zeal. The man and his family did indeed move to New Zealand.

Rudy reminded me of his friend's observation.  When the routine becomes boring or lackluster, change something up.  Try new parts for a new outlook. Pursue Life with New Zeal.

I hear a new outfit in my future.  Or shoes.  Life looks better in new shoes!

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