Today’s post is short and sweet. To the point. It is simply a random listing of words that I think bear significance on today especially.
Author’s Note: As part of my personal quest to publish one bit of writing per day for a whole year, I’ve decided to start something
I have a great affinity for Native American wisdom, especially proverbs from the Hopi People. The practical nature of their sayings carries a certain applicability
I’m a fan of sayings, old and new! I am fascinated with their meaning, intent and origin. One that finds its way into many conversations
Arthur Ashe once said, “Start where you are. Use what you have. Do what you can.” Three short sentences that pack a punch! Three short
Author’s note: When I awoke this morning, I was unable to get to my blog platform. What follows is a glance into my thinking when
Setting goals and pursuing dreams are activities in which we all engage. Some of us are more successful in the process than others. Often in
I often wonder what might happen if we were to choose one action over another. How might the outcome be different? What new insight might
As I awake this morning and tackle my personal challenge of writing something every day for a whole year I realize that sometimes, there are
The Hopi (Native American) people have a proverb that bears serious consideration when thinking about responsibility. It says, “We are the ones we have been
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