Do More than Nothing

By Dan Samaria
Publisher/GCC
Jan. 4, 2010

Do you know what “Joylogy” means? It is the study of caring, sharing, and listening and Sacrifice.

This was written by Mr. Jeineke in 1975

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What is a Joyologist? A joyologist then would be one who studies joy logy. Frankly our world could use a great many joyologists whose mission in life is to actively research the effects of discussing and sharing joy.

The research could branch out into how joy affects our careers, family lives, and friendships. The very act of doing the active research should spread jubilation throughout the world and bring about positive results. What a fun job!

All one needs to start with is to share the words joyism, joy logy, and joyologis with others. Use the words daily and make them a part of the world’s vocabulary.

The upcoming year is going to challenge us all. Here is something we need to think, this is from an unknown reader. It is called: Do More than Nothing

 

By Mother Theresa

 Do more than exist–love.
Do more than hear–listen.
Do more than agree–cooperate.
Do more than talk–communicate.
Do more than spend–invest.
Do more than think–create.
Do more than work–excel.
Do more than share–give.
Do more than decide–discern.
Do more than consider–commit.
Do more than help–serve.
Do more than coexist–reconcile.
Do more than see–perceive.
Do more than read–apply.
Do more than receive–reciprocate.
Do more than advise–help.
Do more than encourage–inspire.
Do more than add–multiply.
Do more than change–improve.
Do more than reach–stretch.
Do more than ponder–pray.
Do more than forgive–forget.
Do more than wish–believe.
Do more than grow–bloom.
Do more than dream–DO!

Source: Joyology