Important: Meme will be discontinued on May 25, 2012
Unfortunately, the time has come to say goodbye to Meme.
As part of Yahoo!’s commitment to delivering Web content and tools that matter most to people, we are reprioritizing our portfolio so we can focus on our core strengths and new innovations.
Um dia antes do casamento a noiva é tatuada por amigas e outras mulheres da família, com desenhos que simbolizam boas energias, purificação, riqueza e saúde. Os desenhos também são vistos como um poderoso instrumento de sedução. Quando a mulher se enfeita para o casamento, utilizando o mehndi (tatuagem de henna), a tatuagem leva em média dez dias para sumir. Uma curiosidade é que e ela só pode retomar as tarefas domésticas quando os desenhos desaparecem completamente da pele.
“Step number one for changing the entire world, is falling in love with it as it already is. The same is true for changing yourself.” – Mike Dooley, motivational author
At first pass, this quote may not sound correct. If I fall in love with my ‘current’ state, what would motivate me to change it? Think about the following image – someone falling in love with a fixer-upper house. He/she is not falling in love with the raggedy, worn down ‘current’ state of that house, but the ‘future’ state that only he/she can see. That person sees the finished product, the strong finish that can only be achieved through hard work, patience, and perseverance. Moving from that image to our current reality, how ‘in love’ are you with yourself, your family, your job, your company, your community, your world? It’s only through that foundation of love that you will find the motivation to do the work that results in lasting, significant change.
