Weekly Inspiration: The Importance of “losing”

I came across this story submitted by our member Diane Genovese, about the importance of losing and teaching your kids that it is OK to lose as long as they get up and keep on walking to their goal. We live our life scared to lose, therefore sometimes we don’t take the necessary steps because we are afraid to make mistakes, and by being scared we do not live life completely. When I was little, I was always afraid of making mistakes because it would lead to losing but as years flew by I realized that it is ok to lose, it is ok to make mistakes, it is ok to fall, sometimes even necessary, as long as you stand back up and keep on going.

Weekly Inspiration: Because being you is enough…

Let’s have dinner on top of a tree!

It is almost weekend, and you are thinking where to go to have dinner. If you would like the perfect dinner, you need to go to Japan! I am not only talking about organically grown food but also an amazing location. Let’s throw the restaurant on top of a tree, and make sure that it is by the ocean. You think I am joking? I am serious! This unique restaurant sits on top of a massive tree’s huge branches, about 20 ft above the ground, overlooking the ocean. Don’t worry, you don’t need to climb a tree to get to your table, the restaurant has spiral stairway and an inbuilt tree trunk elevator. It specializes in locally grown and organically harvested foods brought straightaway from the farms. The restaurant serves not only Japanese food, but also Thai, Korean, Chinese and even Indian.

To read more about this restaurant, please go to www.cubeme.com

We Got Stories!

We’ve been flooded with incredible stories from the Spiritclips community! Take a look and leave comments on the one’s you like best. Your comments will help us decide what stories should be included in the first SpiritClips book.
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Need some more inspiration? Read “Lost in the Gorge”, the exciting adventure of a family camping trip gone awry. We’re featuring it as one of this month’s best new stories.