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Everyone takes a turn, on the ride.
Life has been a roller-coaster for us, an adrenaline-inducing ride of soaring heights and precipitous depths. There is an unexpected thrill in each ascent, a heady euphoria that rushes through your veins as you rise higher and higher, your heart pounding in sync with the rhythm of the ride. You feel invincible, untouchable, a creature…
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Costco
As I walked up to the massive entrance of Costco yesterday, a list of requested items from my cousin in my hand, I couldn’t help but be keenly aware of the bustling scene unfolding before me; the cacophony of voices and the bustling shopping frenzy was only par for the course. Families congregated around towering…
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Lawyer v. Ourselves
Is representing yourself in a legal matter, a good idea? The short answer is: it depends. When considering representing yourself in a court of law, it’s crucial to remember that this right is granted to you by the Constitution. However, the power to do so also comes with the responsibility of understanding and adhering to…
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Define principles.
What principles define how you live? Mine have changed throughout the years; not as many times as I’ve changed addresses, but, I used to think I was loyal, loving, hardworking, dedicated, caring…..values that are great….if you’re a zookeeper. Throughout the years, my pals have often regarded me as a blazing fireball of transparency and leadership,…
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Different pieces; A better puzzle.
Matthew 6:25 “Therefore, I tell you; do not worry about your life; what you will eat or drink; or about your body, what you will wear. Is not life more than food, and the body more than clothes?” We never have to worry about the little things. This verse reminds us that we can rest…
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I’m Ready
Sometimes life knocks us on our keesters, just when we least expect it, knocking the breath out of our body. It takes time, patience, and self-love to get up again….
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When Pride Defies the Fall
You know the saying, “Pride goeth before fall”? Well, I’m starting to see pride differently now— not as a dangerous flaw, but as a sign of the hard work it takes to really know oneself and improve.
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