Let’s admit it…life is fast. We get caught up in everything that we need to get done, especially those things we didn’t get done yesterday. It’s easy to hurry about our day instead of taking the time to slow down. In our heads, we have the mindset of “Go! Go!
In some ways, I am surprised at what I miss every day. What we ALL miss every day. I understand how easy it is to miss something. I know why it happens. At the end of day, I try to recall if I saw anything worth remembering. Did I hear
At times in our lives, we can feel that our influence on the world around us seems irrelevant. That our mere presence is insignificant and pointless. That making a difference is for someone else. When we wonder if our purpose is greater than getting through one day just to hurry
Growing up, I didn’t have a lot of friends. Not as many as people thought I did anyway. Some of it was because we moved around a lot and just as soon as I would make a friend, I would lose one too. So what was the point of getting
When I woke up this morning, I knew I was going to write about second chances…I just didn’t know where my inspiration would come from. Sure, I can tell you my story (you may have read it before), but like any second chance, there is a before and an after.
The world is a very noisy place. It drowns out our every whisper and silences the beats of our hearts. That voice is something we cannot ever hide from because it is made up of everything we are. We don’t notice it at first, but then begin to hear this
I will admit it. Sometimes, I am not very disciplined. However, my focus doesn’t change. Here is a perfect example: There is one part of my body that I constantly struggle accepting as it is and feel like I never make any progress with it getting any better. No matter
My favorite season is spring. Having grown up in Southern California, I didn’t really grow up with the season. For a few months in the winter, it rains a little bit more and the heat in the summer is dry, but manageable. In fact, I love the sun. But no
It’s hard to admit, but I was afraid of who I was 30 years ago. Back then, no one would have noticed or known. Most people wouldn’t have cared, too busy with trying to figure out who they were just like I was. I had some pretty high walls that
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