Children are brutally honest. They smile when they are happy and cry when they are hurt. They greet everyone with open arms until they are given a reason to feel fear. Adults should take a lesson from the honesty of children.
The path you choose is not meant to be a straight line. It is a journey with many twists and turns. But each change of direction brings new knowledge and experiences to enrich your life and prepare you to achieve the happiness and fulfillment you desire.
Life is a string of ever-changing events. But it is your right to be the one choosing their direction. Or you can choose to simply stand still and deal with what is moving towards you. Get in the driver’s seat and plot your course to success.
Around every corner lies the unknown. It is your choice to see it as an adventure or an adversary.
May you never lose the one person who matters the most… Yourself! Please join me in thanking Amy for her contribution this week and every Sunday! Her words, thoughts, and gifts enrich each reader and add immense value to this website. Thank you AMY! Amy is a Florida resident and was self-employed in the dog care field from 2006 – 2019. Currently, she is working as a writer and editor. Her self-published memoir titled “I Am…
As a Catholic, the Eucharist is very important in my life. Through the Eucharist I always feel the presence of the Lord within me and His abundance love in a stronger way. But one might ask… What is the Eucharist? In short, the Catechism of the Catholic Church, explains that the Eucharist is the very sacrifice of the Body and Blood of the Lord Jesus which he instituted to perpetuate the sacrifice of the cross…
The last year has brought many challenges. How many times did you wish to return to normal activities like going to the grocery store or to visit friends? As we all return to the activities we missed and hope to enjoy again, don’t forget to show a little gratitude. Be kind to others as they too are eager to get back to their routine. Share a smile, a polite hello, or hold a door for…
To live your best life, use each day you are given to honor the past, make the most of the present, and prepare for the future.
When you are on a budget, you learn to remove the items from your shopping list that are nonessential. It’s a concept we all need to learn and practice from time to time. But why do we not apply the same careful planning to our time? We know that our days are limited, and free time can be even more valuable than cash on occasion. So why do you not remove the nonessential activities from…
Finding acceptance and gratitude for your past challenges and mistakes is the only way to remove the weight of anger and bitterness. See them as valuable learning moments. Without making peace with your past, you are destined to carry the excessive weight of events that can never be changed. Leave the burden in the past and only carry with you the valuable lessons learned.