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9-22-2007 8:04 PM
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NonStatQuo says:
Link is dead... new link is:
http://acomplaintfreeworld.org/

Live a complaint free life. Or at least try. I suppose you could do this with a rubber band or any other kind of wrist wear. I am going to try this in my goals to improve my life as well as contribute positively to the world at large (or small). That means I have to be careful about what I clip and say at clipmarks then!
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9-23-2007 4:15 PM
tidbit2
The thing is to be aware of what your saying and it's impact on others
9-23-2007 4:25 PM
NonStatQuo
Yep. So very hard to do sometimes even when you think you are basically a good person. Crunch times, or times when you react to someone you know and love very well.

I like the idea of using something physical as a reminder.
9-26-2007 2:21 AM
pagurus
This is exactly a bull-shit...Never works..
9-26-2007 4:30 AM
Zakka76
Pagurus said: "This is exactly a bull-shit...Never works.."

Ok...move the bracelet to the other arm!




9-26-2007 7:19 AM
NonStatQuo
I am trying this year, to balance the negativity I see in the world around me, thank you pagurus, for reminding me ... to do so even when commenting on another's post.
9-26-2007 10:47 AM
deusdiabolus
Wouldn't it work better if you pull the bracelet out slightly and let it snap against your wrist? Like they suggested to smokers who wanted to quit?
9-27-2007 10:28 PM
NonStatQuo
I was just WAITING for somebody to suggest that... or maybe just *pinch* yourself when you have a whinging moment? Methinks that is getting close to negative reinforcement, dunno.
10-25-2007 9:26 PM
NonStatQuo
Seems as though they have stopped sending out the bracelets for free...
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 Link is dead... new link is: http://acomplaintfreeworld.org/ Live a complaint free life. Or at least try. I suppose you could do this with a rubber band or any other kind of wrist wear. I am going to try this in my goals to improve my life as well as contribute positively to the world at large (or small). That means I have to be careful about what I clip and say at clipmarks then! :D
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