Tag: inspiration
Be Reckless.
Without your sight, would you still have vision? With sight, I see the world according to Twitter and Facebook. With vision, I see a world longing for connection and meaning. With sight, I see big box stores opening up everywhere. With vision, I see people longing for purpose. With sight, I see people “tuning”out into […]
Run For Your Life
The other day, I was driving back from an appointment and enjoying the beautiful scenery until…I looked in my rearview mirror and noticed a cop behind me. All of a sudden as if on cue, my heart started racing, I scanned to try and find the closest speed limit sign (I was on a country […]
The Four Letter Word
I was chatting with my dad the other day and he said, “your brother thinks you’re rich!” I replied, “Oh really? Why is that?” His response, “because you eat organic food.” I laughed. Perception is funny. It can lead us to believe things, justify ways of being, and make judgements without understanding. Perception in essence […]
Three Part Harmony
It’s Thursday and what a Thursday it will be. Today, the message is short and sweet. 1. BE AWESOME. Excellence in Action begins with you. Are you in or ARE YOU IN? 2. Our world needs Y(OUR) BEST. Are you ready? 3. YOU MATTER. This isn’t a question; it’s a statement. Thinking of you and […]
Read the Sign.
Eyes Wide Shut
The Devil…EXPOSED
We’ve all been there. Things seem to be going great and then BAM! Something happens to rock our boat or perhaps even try and capsize it. Life is not always smooth sailing but it is in the midst of the roughest and toughest waves that we become master sailers. Yesterday, I sat down and watched […]
#TBT=The Big Three
Hello Rockstars! Happy Tuesday. I hope all of you are having a wonderful week thus far. It’s two days into a new week and we have some BIG announcements to make. So without further a dew, check. it. out. 1. On THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8th, 2012 at 11:00am EDT, I will be interviewed by the amazing Sahil […]
IT Syndrome
You know them, I know them, we’ve all used them. In some form of another, if/then statements have become everyday statements. (A close relative to the when I/then I statements) If I get this raise, then I will be happy. If I do well on my test, then I will feel smart. If he says, […]