Earlier this afternoon I heard these
words come out of the radio:
“Spend all your time waiting
for that second chance…”
I had to grab a pen & paper and
write it down before I forgot -
there was too much that
it triggered to let it go.… —-> Continue…
Sometimes it takes a tragedy to cause us
to take hold of our lives and create triumph.
From the rumble of toppled buildings
to crushed & shattered dreams and hopes;
where we go from here all starts at a beginning.
Do we rebuild from rubble with the same anger,
greed, hate and self centered agenda that brought
them down – brought Us down – in the first place?… —-> Continue…
It is my hope that for a day,
we can all agree on this;
the ultimate sacrifice was given
by those who left their families
that you might be with yours.
They were people of every race and religion,
nationalities from across the globe, and
members of every political party.… —-> Continue…
It occurred to me the other day that at times
I hold too high of expectations for my son.
Actually, it was the other day + 5 years.
I jotted down the thought with the intent on
finishing it sooner than now, but here we are.… —-> Continue…
The news came tonight that Dad’s latest chemo treatment
will be taking away his hair, so he got a buzz cut yesterday.
It is… absolutely baffling as it is infuriating that the
majority of people accept their doctor’s standard
protocol for “curing” cancer as THE best course of action.… —-> 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…
Many years ago I heard a story
about a letter Abraham Lincoln
had written to one of his generals
at some point during the Civil War.
From what I recall, the general had
been hesitant at a time when
immediate decisive action was
needed to achieve a victory,
and because of his delays and
decisions a defeat seemed eminent.… —-> Continue…
