One of the biggest challenges people face are insecurities. They’re tough to deal with because insecurities are those areas of ourselves and our lives that we doubt…
Tag: love
On this day of celebration and the other holidays during this time of year, where gifts are given and thanks exchanged, we must not forget ourselves. You are the greatest gift you could receive and give to others…
There’s that famous expression, “It’s not personal, it’s just business” that makes some people twist their noses and cringe just a bit or a lot. Even though the expression is used in a business setting, it is a reminder of how easy it can be for people to take things personally. We’ve all been there, but sometimes there’s that moment of reflection when you’re feeling like you’ve been offended or that the comment just made was meant for you and it makes you realize that maybe, just maybe, it’s not about you (at all).
The most common source of frustration or objection I hear when talking about taking life with a positive spin all the way through is the fact that if something “bad” happens, it’s “bad”. If you break a leg or lose your house or are heartbroken; none of the above are good. How about if you lose a loved one or are cheated or betrayed, how do you get passed that?
Something that’s always fascinated me about human behavior is how quickly some can call it quits with someone like a friend or family member for one mistake. Obviously, the one mistake isn’t being late to a birthday party or missing out on a wedding (even though for some people that’s all it takes); I’m talking
Discourse on Love Love is a big deal for us humans 🙂 It is something we feel that has transformed in definition and vision throughout our existence. The question arises on what love has become defined and seen as and if what do you think about this idea of what love is. I posed a
“Actions are louder than words; as is consistency. Blend the two together and you have the truth of that moment, of that person, of that character.” – FNM I saw a quote that stated “I don’t believe what you say. I believe what you do.” At first impulse I wanted to ‘like’ the Facebook post, but
“Reason, man’s blessing is also his curse; it forces him to cope everlastingly with the task of solving an insoluble dichotomy. Human existence is different in this respect from that of all other organisms; it is in a state of constant and unavoidable disequilibrium. Man’s life cannot “be lived” by repeating the pattern of his
The moon was high while I was in the park. The wind blew through his beautiful dark hair, His eyes were greener than the greenest mark, And he stood tall and vigorous with care. Reading a book, while leaning on a wall; He seemed to be unreachable to me. Sensitive, strong, and sweet like a
A poem by me that I had on my MySpace. I’ve updated it and made it better, so I thought I would post it on my wordrpess blog for Thursday Poets Rally
Inspiring Human Potential 