“Father, where shall I work today?’ And my love flowed warm and free. Then he pointed out a tiny spot And said, ‘Tend that for me.’ I answered quickly, ‘Oh no, not that! Why, no one would ever see, No matter how well my work was done.
Read more →Seeing Yourself Through Others’ Eyes
On January 4th, 2011 / Aesop's Fables, Expand Your Reality, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Transcend Mediocrity / Leave a comment
Mediocre people only think of themselves. They will not see outside of their reality, but only how things affect them. A mediocre person wants only to do what he wants to do, without considering how his actions will influence others and he surroundings. Learning to look at
Read more →Christmas Gift For Christ
On December 15th, 2010 / Expand Your Reality, Health and Fitness, Learning, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Self Concept, Spirituality, Time Management, Transcend Mediocrity / 2 Comments
Father gave us the gift of His Only Begotten Son. Christ willingly gave His life for each of us. We can give something back; something that will really please them. The best gift you could give God, or man, is to make the most of yourself! How
Read more →You Never Solve Your Problems
On December 12th, 2010 / Expand Your Reality, Financial Independence, Get Out And Live, Health and Fitness, Learning, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Self Concept, Spirituality, Time Management, Transcend Mediocrity / 1 Comment
You have to outgrow them! Carl Jung has been attributed with this wonderful quote, “You never solve your problems, you have to out grow them.” I love it! You and I have to grow and grow and grow. And as we do, the problems and challenges that
Read more →The Lion and the Mouse
On November 29th, 2010 / Aesop's Fables, Expand Your Reality, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Self Concept, Transcend Mediocrity / Leave a comment
Ralph Waldo Emerson said, “In my walks, every man I meet is my superior in some way, and in that I learn from him.” It is so easy to get caught in the habitual trap of measuring others against yourself, your skills, your knowledge, and even your
Read more →Life Is Easier When You Are Better
On November 18th, 2010 / Expand Your Reality, Financial Independence, Get Out And Live, Health and Fitness, Learning, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Self Concept, Spirituality / Leave a comment
It’s a rather simple formula: the bigger you become, the smaller your problems will be. Life is often hard, simply because we are too soft. The more we discipline ourselves to grow and improve, the more capable and qualified we will be to handle life’s challenges and
Read more →The Horse and the Groom
On October 4th, 2010 / Aesop's Fables, Expand Your Reality, Financial Independence, Get Out And Live, Health and Fitness, Learning, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Spirituality, Time Management / 1 Comment
We all live according to priorities. How do you know? A priority is that thing to which you give your time and attention. So take a good, honest look at what you are thinking and doing most of the time, and you will see what your priorities
Read more →The Fox and the Crow
On October 4th, 2010 / Aesop's Fables, Expand Your Reality, Get Out And Live, Health and Fitness, Learning, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Self Concept, Spirituality / Leave a comment
Don’t you just hate it when vanity ruins a good thing? And don’t you love being around people who seem to have no vanity at all? Those meek and humble people, all over the world, inspire me and I love them. Vanity can canker your soul and
Read more →The Mice in Council
On August 18th, 2010 / Aesop's Fables, Expand Your Reality, Financial Independence, Get Out And Live, Health and Fitness, Learning, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Self Concept, Spirituality / Leave a comment
A great idea has value when it is acted upon. Action often requires risk. Will you do it anyways? I will! We must discipline ourselves to think and act, think and act. Then, and only then, will we get the great rewards in life. Do you want
Read more →Remember What You’re After
On November 19th, 2008 / Expand Your Reality, Financial Independence, Get Out And Live, Health and Fitness, Learning, Marriage, Philantrhopy, Self Concept, Spirituality, Time Management, Transcend Mediocrity / Leave a comment
Have you ever lost focus on what you really want? Of course, we all do sometimes. It is so easy to get distracted by less important objectives, or just to forget what we are truly going after. It is so critical to remember what we are trying
Read more →