100 Ways of saying ‘Well Done’

"Well Done"

1. That's great
2. Good job
3. Excellent
4. I appreciate that
5. That's looking good
6. Good work
7. Great work
8. You're doing well
9. Good to have you on the team
10. You made the difference
11. Exceptional
12. Thanks for the extra ….
13. Wonderful
14. That is so significant
15. Superb
16. Perfect
17. Just what was needed
18. Centre button
19. A significant contribution
20. Wow
21. Fantastic
22. Thanks you
23. Just what the doctor ordered
24. First class
25. Nice job
26. Way to go
27. Far out
28. Just the ticket
29. You are a legend
30. Very professional
31. Where would we be without you
32. Brilliant
33. Top marks
34. Impressive
35. You hit the target
36. Neat
37. Cool
38. Bullseye
39. How did you get so good
40. Beautiful
41. Just what was wanted
42. Right on the money
43. Great
44. Just right
45. Congratulations
46. Very skilled
47. I'm glad you're on my team
48. It is good to work with you
49. You did us proud
50. This is going to make us shine
51. Well finished
52. I just love it
53. You are fantastic
54. Great job
55. Professional as usual
56. You take the biscuit every time
57. I'm proud of you
58. Don't ever leave us
59. Are you good or what?
60. The stuff of champions
61. Cracking job
62. First class job
63. Magnificent
64. Bravo
65. Amazing
66. Simply superb
67. Triple A
68. Perfection
69. Poetry in motion
70. Sheer class
71. World class
72. Polished performance
73. Class act
74. Unbelievable
75. Gold plated
76. Just classic
77. Super
78. Now you're cooking
79. You are so good
80. You deserve a pat on the back
81. Tremendous job
82. Unreal
83. Treasure
84. Crash hot
85. You beauty
86. The cat's whiskers
87. I just can't thank you enough
88. You always amaze me
89. Magic
90. Another miracle
91. Terrific
92. What a star
93. Colossal
94. Wonderful
95. Top form
96. You're one of a kind
97. Unique
98. Way out
99. Incredible
100. Ace

BE THANKFUL...

WE MUST BE THANKFUL FOR ...

By M. Raymond Sheppard

• We must be thankful for the offer and willingness to help, not the outcome.
• We must be thankful for the challenges, not just the successes,
• We must be thankful for the spirited debate, not just the resolution,
• We must be thankful for the child that tries to cheer us up when we are down and the child that tries to help another child, not just the child that does his/her chores,
• We must be thankful not just for what the Creator has done, but what he/she hasn't done,
• We must be thankful for our trails and tribulations, not just our glorious victories,
• We must be thankful for the clothes on our back, and not ungrateful for the style they lack.
• We must be thankful for the $10 we might have today that we didn't have yesterday, and let go of the fact that we did not get the thousand we wanted,
• We must be thankful for the hug our loved one gave to us, although they did not say they loved us,
• We must be thankful for the meal we had today, and not dwell on the one we might have dreamed of,
• We must be thankful for the job we have now, not just the one we might get or wished we had,
• We must be thankful for that friend that is with us and supports us, not just the best friend that isn't there,
• We must be thankful for the survivors of natural catastrophes, and be thankful for the memory of those we might have lost,
• We must be thankful for all things.
  

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

We should be careful to get out of an experience only the wisdom that is in it -- and stop there -- lest we be like the cat that sits down on a hot stove-lid. She will never sit down on a hot stove-lid again, and that is well; but also she will never sit down on a cold one any more.

-Mark Twain, author and humorist (1835-1910)

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY - Judgement

Do not condemn the judgment of another because it differs from your own. You may both be wrong.

-Dandamis, sage (4c BCE)

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

The being cannot be termed rational or virtuous, who obeys any authority, but that of reason. 

-Mary Wollstonecraft, reformer and writer (1759-1797) 

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Time changes all things: there is no reason why language should escape this universal law. 

-Ferdinand de Saussure, linguist (1857-1913) 

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

I have lived in this world just long enough to look carefully the second time into things that I am most certain of the first time. 

-Josh Billings, columnist and humorist (1818-1885) 

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Morality is contraband in war. 

-Mohandas K. Gandhi (1869-1948) 

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

A man's ethical behavior should be based effectually on sympathy, education, and social ties; no religious basis is necessary. Man would indeed be in a poor way if he had to be restrained by fear of punishment and hope of reward after death.

-Albert Einstein, physicist, Nobel laureate (1879-1955)

Resolution

I came across this poem. It's simple and yet effective in realigning one's resolutions for the New Year. I thought it'd make a good read for the February. Resolutions   Ian Bach This year... I'll take more time to laugh and smile, To feel the wind upon my face, To learn true wisdom from a child, Give my soul the needed space, To live life pure and clear. This year... I'll learn to turn off my computer, Interact with human beings, Spend less time in online stupor, More time learning, breathing, seeing All that life holds dear. This year… I will resolve to write that letter That I have too long neglected, Make an aching heart feel better, Cheer a friend who feels dejected, Bring someone some cheer. This year... I'll not be hijacked by my deadlines, Or imprisoned by ambitions. Or let dismal, gloomy headlines Dictate my heart's disposition. I'll choose faith, not fear. This year... I'll see the struggling flower beneath The hard, frosty exterior Of one who lets frustration seethe Because they feel inferior. I'll try to draw them near. This year... No high-and-mighty resolutions Fit for presidents and kings. I'll start a quiet revolution, Seek these simple loving things Above wealth or career. Poem courtesy: www.activated.org

A THOUGHT FOR TODAY

Words, like eyeglasses, obscure everything they do not make clear.

-Joseph Joubert, moralist and essayist (1754-1824)