May 6th, 2008 @ 8:09 am by: Marc
50 of “The Greatest” Life Has to Offer

Here’s some positive mental nourishment for you, 50 of “the greatest” you will find on your lifetime drive into the sunset.
- The Greatest Things – Are not things at all.
- The Greatest Mystery – Death.
- The Greatest Gift – Life.
- The Greatest Work – What you love doing.
- The Greatest Recreation – Based on the point above: Work.
- The Greatest Feeling – Happiness.
- The Greatest Sorrow – A broken heart.
- The Greatest Sight – A sight imagined, but physically unseen.
- The Greatest Thought – “I can.”
- The Greatest Want – Acceptance.
- The Greatest Need – Awareness.
- The Greatest Trick – Proving the impossible to be possible.
- The Greatest Waste – Hatred.
- The Greatest Asset – Your mind.
- The Greatest Tool – Your body.
- The Greatest Smell – A familiar smell.
- The Greatest Sense – Touch.
- The Greatest Relationship – Long-term friendship.
- The Greatest Criminal – A liar.
- The Greatest Bankruptcy – Lack of confidence.
- The Greatest Mistake – Quitting.
- The Greatest Moment – Now.
- The Greatest Bore – Repetition.
- The Greatest Manufacturing – Recycling.
- The Greatest Companion – One you can trust.
- The Greatest Deception – Self-deception.
- The Greatest Evil – War.
- The Greatest Fool – One who thinks he knows it all.
- The Greatest Sound – Silence.
- The Greatest Art – Music.
- The Greatest Love – Thyself.
- The Greatest People – Family and Friends.
- The Greatest Conversation – One that inspires action.
- The Greatest Hero – A teacher.
- The Greatest Laugh – One that hurts.
- The Greatest Encounter – A pleasant surprise.
- The Greatest Story – A true story.
- The Greatest Communication – Eye contact.
- The Greatest Wealth – Love.
- The Greatest Beauty – Is an opinion.
- The Greatest Compliment – An unexpected one.
- The Greatest Step – The first step.
- The Greatest Accomplishment – Finishing what you started.
- The Greatest Resource – Time.
- The Greatest Exercise – Sex.
- The Greatest Service – Helping someone in need.
- The Greatest Force – Momentum.
- The Greatest Space – Uncluttered space.
- The Greatest Expression – A smile.
- The Greatest Comfort – Familiarity.
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9 Comments
May 7th, 2008 at 9:34 am
I really liked this post. Simple, yet very effective. It reminds you what the greatest things in your life really are, and to cherish them.
May 7th, 2008 at 10:05 am
Thanks for the kind remarks, Frank. I love inpiration driven by personal reflection. I think personal reflection opens the doors to creativity and movtivation.
May 8th, 2008 at 5:35 pm
The Greatest Oxymoron: A wife
May 9th, 2008 at 1:44 pm
@Donny:
Not true if she’s also your best friend. There comes a time when you realize that looking elsewhere is just a waste of time.
May 10th, 2008 at 4:59 pm
Nah, you took that wrong. Its the greatest oxymoron cause you can hate them and love them at the same time. I guess thats not really a Big Shrimp, but I didn’t know what else to call it. Greatest Contradiction?
May 10th, 2008 at 5:36 pm
@Donny:
Ahh… I got ya. Agreed. Significant others can linger on the fine line of many fronts.
June 4th, 2008 at 8:37 pm
All good. I am having difficulty with #31 though. I would have thought that the greatest love would definitely need to go beyond oneself.
June 8th, 2008 at 3:57 am
In fact, Marc the greatest beauty is simplicity and the greatest feeling is satisfaction, really, a boy of 15 which i am, has also felt it. It is really “the” greatest feeling. The other things simply are magnificent, it has certainly enhanced my philosophy on life.
Thanks!
May 16th, 2009 at 2:38 am
i beg to differ on the greatest mistake. i think its not quitting, but GIVING UP. many people quit, and i think its about reaching a threshold of impatience or self-doubt that is all but human to feel. i always believed that its how you pick yourself up after quitting is what matters most. just my two cents.
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