Change is hard, but often necessary.
As they say, “adapt or die.”
Of course, you can change when you stop:
Take control of your life: change yourself before life bites back at you (and maybe hard).
We’ve got to slay our own demons not only outside, but inside. 😉
(Credit Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
Excellent poem by Dorothy Nolte:
What children experience at home is what they learn to become.
Sure people can change their thinking and actions.
But any negative voices of the past may still echo in theirs heads.
That is until people tell them “hush, be quiet!”
And they replace old voices and experiences with new thinking about themselves and what they are capable of positively doing with their lives and in their relationships with others.
We all need to know what we value about ourselves and our lives and then make sure that we do those things.
So at the end of days, we can answer for our lives in an affirmative way! 😉
(Credit Photo: Etsy)
One administration comes and another goes.
The new executive orders and legislations reverse the old ones.
– Keystone Pipeline
– Travel Ban from potential Terrorist Countries
– Paris Climate Accord
– Membership in World Health Organization
– Deregulation
– Taxes
As a country, we are (borderline) bipolar!
And like a pendulum, we swing back and forth getting nowhere and driving the rest of the world crazy.
Can’t we actually move forward without the perennial one step forward, one step back nauseating dance we keep doing.
Russia, China, North Korea, and Iran are moving forward and they are not waiting for us to figure out what we actually want and get our national act together to move decisively and definitively forward. 😉
(Source Photo: Andy Blumenthal)
History majors can probably add some, but overall completely awesome!
Maybe this is a glimpse of what it’s like to have a G-d’s eye view of the world–where time and space are inconsequential.
Looking at this, are we almost at the end or are we just on the verge of a new beginning? 😉
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