We seek the comfortable and convenient, while we
yearn for safety in the still waters of complacency.
We hide from conflict and adversity as we search
for the easier way, never rocking the boat.
We live the lie that this… THIS… is Life.… —-> Continue…
When I was… maybe 22 years old, I was introduced to a book called “The Greatest Miracle in the World” by Og Mandino (https://amzn.to/3pOi15I).
I’d rather spend time playing Ping Pong with Dad in the garage.
When I was a kid, we had an Atari set, a Defender & Asteroids arcade game
(actual stand up arcade games!), and a pinball machine in the basement.
We even had satellite TV- one of the first in the area!… —-> Continue…
It’s called PCA (Patient-controlled analgesia).
You’ll typically find it in a hospital setting, and it’s basically a setup where a patient can push a button and have pain medicine shot into their bloodstream.
Hold this thought in the back of your mind.… —-> Continue…
I’m at the Salvation Army thrift store
standing in line to purchase a small
dresser I’d found to help organize
what is my clothing chaos.
And I see him.
If one were to judge him by appearance,
they might say he had run out of luck
long ago and spent much time amongst the
out of work and possibly even the homeless.… —-> Continue…
“Too many people
defend their failure
before ever setting foot
outside their comfort zone.
They will argue for their limitations
rather than advocate for their triumphs.”
~R.H.S.
In my youth, it was Jim Rohn, a former mentor of Anthony Robbins and catalyst for Tony’s amazing career of creating success, who put it simply;
“If you really want to do something, you’ll find a way.… —-> Continue…
What would it take
for you to stop and read this ?
Hear me out.
If it is true that energy
is never destroyed and
merely changes form
AND
that our thoughts are a series
of electrical impulses,
also a form of energy:
What makes you think
I cannot read your mind?… —-> Continue…
