The First Story
When I was four or five years old, I decided I wanted to be a writer. I was full of stories but lacked the skill to get them onto paper. I also had strong opinions about paper quality. Some things never change.
When I was four or five years old, I decided I wanted to be a writer. I was full of stories but lacked the skill to get them onto paper. I also had strong opinions about paper quality. Some things never change.
Sometimes, the magic isn’t in the equipment. It’s in the person who dares to move anyway.
I’ve always considered myself a highly sensitive person—very intuitive, quick to pick up on others’ emotions, and, yes, someone who can get their feelings hurt more easily than most.
Shifting our perspective is difficult because we invest deeply in our beliefs and perceptions.
Embrace who you are and what you’re capable of. The world needs you precisely as you are, with the purpose that’s already within you.
Life is full of unexpected trials, and from childhood through adulthood, we all face hardship and heartache—those tough moments that can either shape us or hold us back.
“Judge a tree from its fruit, not from its leaves.”
– Eurpides, Greek Playwright
Without hope, there is nothing. No awareness. No better choices.
“Acceptance is not submission; it is an acknowledgement of the facts of the situation. Then deciding what you’re going to…
We must empty ourselves of old self-limiting beliefs to grasp new and healthy, life-affirming concepts.