Everyone does what they understand to be accurate, true, right, or justified. The problem is that not everyone has the right knowledge or access to all the truth, and that is where misunderstandings, accusations, and faulty logic become evident. We do as seems best, with the limited resources we have. The more truth and knowledge we find, the better decisions we can make. 

Always choose who surrounds you… 

Our energy is either raised or lowered by those who surround us. 

Our performance is either raised or lowered by those who surround us. 

Our faith is either raised or lowered by those who surround us. 

We can’t always choose our surroundings, but we can choose who surrounds us. 

When we are too prideful to learn from others, we miss the opportunities given to us. 

The struggle is not for approval from others but for acceptance from self. 

 

 

 

 

Happy Birthday, Mom! Love you. 

When you are accused wrongly, it is them who must be taught.

For they thought you were someone you are not. 

It is obviously a case of mistaken identity.

Let it go and move on to create your serenity. 

Praise and adoration from the the outside world in words or in action doesn’t create long-term fulfillment.  Yet, encouragement from people from the inside world (family, friends, mentors, community) creates lasting change and drives a sense of purpose. 

Opinions don’t equal truth. 

Once your opinion becomes your identity, then you have stopped progressing. 

Curiosity and the desire to learn should always be stronger than your opinion-based identity. 

Active effort combined with enduring patience creates the foundation for sustained success. When you start fulfilling your purpose and showing love to others, then you can build the life of your dreams. 

True living is doing. 

Living for yourself is not a fulfilling life. 

Living for others is the best way to feel like you matter and have a purpose. 

Fear is a sickness.

Fear is a form of slavery. 

Once fear sets in, it takes a dedicated and focused effort to break free.

Yet, if we prevent it from taking root, fear has no power.