Showing posts with label changes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label changes. Show all posts

Friday, July 8, 2011

Don't Get Stuck

Do you know those people that just seem to be stuck in life? I'm sure you do. They're stuck working at a job that they hate because they're afraid of the risk that comes with change. Maybe they're stuck in a relationship that is only tolerable, not exceptional. Perhaps these people have been meaning to change but they don't. They refuse to grow, they don't mature, and their lives are colorless. They are so afraid of being lonely or rejected that they refuse to raise the bar. Well, I refuse to be that person.


I want to be better, do better, know more, and be more.
I am going to stop letting other people's actions and words control my emotions.
I will not be driven by my desires, but driven by personal growth.
Every day that I wake, I plan to be a better me than yesterday.
One of my father's co-workers once told him a simple rule to his life's success.
He said, "Every morning when I wake up, I tell myself:
"The first thing I am going to do today is the last thing I want to do."
My life will not be about finding temporary moments of happiness.
Instead, it will be about making relationships that last, surrounding myself with people I can trust, learning new things, and smiling often.


Tuesday, June 28, 2011

Step In a New Direction





 Life's situations are changing... rapidly. Where I thought I was heading is no longer the case. One trait that I am very happy to have in times like this is adaptability. I can see where I need to be, and I see why things need to change. The road will be rough, and I may have a moment or two of sadness, but it's all going to be worth it in the end. Here's to taking the first steps towards change.


I can make good of my situation, and I will.

Like I said in my first post: Peace, Passion, and Positivity will be in my life. I am determined to stay positive, smile daily, play often, and I will continue to love myself. This is important not only for me, but for Jacob. No matter what our situation, I will smile and make the best of it. My child will learn to see that life is a gift and there is always something to smile about.