December 9, 2022 Dare to Ask Even the Stupid Questions Dare to ask even the stupid questions may be too much to suggest. How interesting it can be on how powerful the world is…
December 5, 2022 To Be Not Afraid, Stand Firm, and Be Still https://youtu.be/otcjK_EV1CU To be focused in the direction of one’s destiny requires learning how to not be afraid of what is around you, stand firm…
November 25, 2022 Feeling Triumphant Amidst the Battles of the Journey The challenge to find triumph amidst the journey is not difficult in time of peace and abundance. To do the same in times where…
November 4, 2022 The Obstruction to Victory: Fear of Disappointment The obstruction to victory can simply be the developed fear of disappointment placed before endless opportunities. Everyone around you teach what they know. If…
October 14, 2022 When Your Hardships Train You for Your Victories Hardships are hardly synchronous nor synonymous with victories. However, somehow I believe those who have had great victories understand hardships well. I recall watching…
October 7, 2022 That Silent Knockdown No One Sees Within Victories Knockdowns and victories can sometimes be found on the same side of a coin. I remember feeling my husband’s footsteps coming closer into our…
September 30, 2022 A Student for a Time. A Learner for Life. A student for a time, one can move toward becoming a learner for life. We are students by necessity. We are learners by choice….
September 24, 2022 Love, Faith, and Partnership: Believing in the Process We understand that “faith is the substance of things hoped for, the evidence of things not seen.” Allow me to equate this to the…
September 16, 2022 Essentials for a Student Determined to Cross More Bridges By definition, a student is “someone who is studying in order to enter a particular profession”. In other words, there is an end all…
September 12, 2022 To Work Versus To Labor and the Laws Between After writing out my thoughts last week on Labor Day, I was drawn to think deeper into the words, work versus labor. It seems…