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Don’t miss tomorrow’s Guest Post By Neil Panosian!

See The Good is happy to offer readers a great guest post tomorrow, FIND IT EVERYWHERE, by Neil Panosian. A bartender and Postal worker by trade Neil was witness to the overwhelming negativity that is so common in today’s society. A firm believer in the motto “Better to light a candle than curse the darkness” he created the site, SECRET 2 AN AMAZING LIFE to bring some of the positivity back into the world and share…

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The Seasons of Life

Everything ages and declines, and then it is gone, this is the fall season. Next, we mourn our loss, which brings a chill to our hearts, this is winter. But then as our hearts begin to heal and to warm, we see that there is always something new coming into our lives to help fill the void, this is the joy of spring. And with renewed excitement and adventure we enjoy what this new thing…

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Don’t ever be afraid to cry… Guest Post By Amy Temple

Don’t ever be afraid to cry. Crying is not a sign of weakness, it’s a sign of strength. You may have been hurt in ways unimaginable but as time goes by, the pain won’t be so hard. You may want to be strong and hold the emotions in but… Don’t ever be afraid to cry.   See The Good would like to thank Amy for her guest post. Amy is a Florida resident and has…

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DON’T MISS TOMORROW’S GUEST POST BY AMY TEMPLE

Don’t miss Amy Temple’s guest post on See The Good tomorrow for a very important reminder about true inner-strength… Amy is a Florida resident and has been self-employed in the dog care field since 2006.  She self-published a memoir titled “I Am Not Stupid” which is available through Amazon.com/I Am Not Stupid. She can be contacted at artemple95@gmail.com or through her LinkedIn profile page: linkedin.com/in/amy-temple-34254a167. Amy-thank you for your contribution to See The Good and for broadening the…

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A Grown Up Life Lesson

  It’s not every day that you find a great opportunity to instill a life lesson in your child. Finding a set of circumstances that will supply enough wow factor to really make a child of 9 or 10 ponder some cerebral topics is quite rare. And it’s even rarer for the event or activity to have a lasting effect on a child. But on occasion, it happens and the results are truly amazing. A…

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My Happy Place

There is a certain peace and calmness that washes over you when you have reached the place where you are meant to be. I never considered myself to be a person who fits in easily. In school, I was always on the fringe and never really a part of any group. And as an adult, I was most comfortable in a small group, and even that was sometimes a forced effort. But I have finally…

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Don’t Let Go Of Your Dream

There is no shame in being a responsible adult who does the work that is available to earn a living. But it is also important that you keep your dream alive. This might mean that you work a few hours a week volunteering your services to gain experience for your dream job. Or maybe you attend classes at night or online to get that degree or certificate that opens the door to your new career.…

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Failure: the forgotten heart of every success… Guest Post By Nat Campbell

  Every summer my brothers, cousins and I would go and stay at my grandparent’s house. These were, without doubt, the best three weeks of the year.   My grandfather, a rugged outdoorsman-type, loved taking us out to play. Playing Game Gear and watching TV all day was not an option.   He was a giant tree of a man, palms rough from a lifetime of work. What was left of his hair was a…

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Love Is Stronger Than…

  There always seems to be this burning desire to see the family that you wish you had. We use rose-colored glasses and excuse behavior that we would never tolerate from others. And all too often, we find ways to blame ourselves for the mean or hurtful actions of our family members. We tell ourselves that we deserve to be treated poorly or that we somehow failed to be the loving sibling or child that we…

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