Happy Thursday!
Greek or not Greek, being intentional about health and wealth is a wise way to live.
Becoming a billionaire or fitness model might not be on your current “to-do” list; however, financial stability, a few investments for retirement, and a healthier waistline may be goals worth achieving.
The Early Bird Catches the Worm
“It is well to be up before daybreak, for such habits contribute to health, wealth, and wisdom.” Aristotle
Being an early riser has many advantages, especially if you plan your day the night before. While a good night’s sleep is essential, hard work is necessary to accomplish any personal goal.
- How to Wake Up Early: 9 Benefits to Getting Up Early
- Top 10 Foods for Health
- 6 pieces of wisdom from the investing legend Warren Buffett
Words of Wisdom
“It is better to wear out our shoes by working than to stay in bed and be lazy. Work is a blessing, a gift from God. Work gives vigour to the body and refreshes the mind. If God had not given us work, man would have become mouldy.” Saint Paisios
In The Community
- Prophet Elias Greek Orthodox Church in Mississauga, needs our help! They are holding a food drive to support the Mississauga Food Bank and a donation drive on Wed. July 28th in support of the Red Door Women & Family Shelter. Check out their Instagram page for details.
- Saints Panteleimon, Anna, & Paraskevi Greek Orthodox Church in Markham, is holding a “Feast Days Mini-Fest” July 24th to July 27th. They are currently accepting online pre-orders for food on their website gocmarkham.com
“Greek Freak”
The “Greek Freak” (Giannis Antetokounmpo) has become an international superstar! Born in Greece of Nigerian descent, Giannis led the Milwaukee Bucks to their first NBA Finals championship win in 50 years, scoring 50 points. Bravo Giannis!
Greek Music
Five days, 1,000,000 views, pretty good for a laiko summer song! Λένα Ζευγαρά – Κάρμα – click here to watch it!
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