I love getting up very early. The quiet and solitude allow me time to think about all the good in my life. Gratitude takes over the problems I might be facing. Perspective becomes clear. I’m ready for anything that comes my way…
Tag Archives: #kindness
Fighter or Bridge Builder…
People are looking for a political fight. Family relationships are breaking, friendships are dissolved, and yet people don’t seem to care. I’m looking for places to reach out, build bridges with others. It begins with a willingness to listen…
What the Hell???
Our world is falling apart at warp speed. Can we, as individuals do something to stop it? Of course we can. Let’s be soft-hearted lions among the sheep, protecting rather than destroying. Leading with compassion rather than demands. It’s time to begin…
Kindness…
Our world needs kindness, now more than ever in my lifetime. People are struggling, fighting to make it through each day. We do not know what’s going on inside other people. Our kindness to them might lessen their burden, if just for a moment…
Aim High…
Recently, I read a book about a man who didn’t experience indoor plumbing until he was six years old. He was so infatuated with the flush toilet he flushed it repeatedly. Today, that man is a Supreme Court Justice. Aim high. The only thing holding you back is yourself…
Childhood Dreams…
Remember when you were a child? You were going to conquer the world, and nothing was going to stop you. Then the harshness of life came along, causing many people to settle for less than the desires of their hearts. The dreams of that child are still alive. Dig them out and pursue them. The only thing standing in our way is ourselves…
Peace…
The holidays bring a veil of peace to most people. For some, it is a time when depression accelerates. I wish everyone who reads this a peaceful season. But if you are depressed, please seek help. It will get better. Call this number if depression is overwhelming you: 800-273-8255.
Thoughtful…
As the madness of the holidays is almost over, think of the gifts you remember. Most are not memorable, but the ones that stand out in our minds have one common thread: they were thoughtful…
