The 4 L's
Live life to its fullest - never let a moment pass you by
Love every moment - anger and depression take tooo much energy.
Laugh - it heals the heart, mind, body, and soul making the good times better and the bad times good.
Learn - the more you learn the more you live, love, and laugh.
Why get stuck in life, stuck in some moment of contentment when YOU KNOW there is so much more available to you, so much that YOU CAN do with what you already have? Choose to start achieving at life - to actualizing your dreams, your beliefs, your knowledge.
I am a student of life. There have been many ups and many downs. At times it has been easy to let go of the flow of life and try to stay in one place, to get snarled up in a beavers damn. Over and over I learned that life is not meant to be held up it is meant to flow to be in a state of action a state of achieving. I learned that one must embrace that we do not have control over everything but our perceptions and actions which is in many ways everything. I learned that discipline is empowering, questioning a power often misused, and that fears can be motivators.
I do not know your exact path, the answers that will solve all of your problems, but I am sure that you do know them and that you have the resources already to start on that journey!! I know that life can be trusted, I am certain that we shape our worlds through our perceptions, actions, and reactions.. that by operating through love, peace, humility, with purpose we can understand our motivators (and immobilizers) and move to achieving our greatest dreams and being able to help others find theirs.
Take a look at the blogs that will be placed here - some are inspirational, some facing those challenges we face in daily life, some ask questions, and some are bits of poetry or musings about anything and everything.
I enjoy meeting and talking to people who are seeking to find their inner path, are on their path, and are there to help guide others. It takes each of us together with love to truly be achieving life.
