Stop asking why things happened as they did. Instead, ask yourself who you want to become because of what happened. Transform pain into purpose. That changes everything.
Keep fighting for the good. Keep showing up. Keep loving. Keep giving back. Keep being kind. Keep being brave. Keep caring. Keep trying new things. Keep showing grace. Keep on.
When I get frustrated and wish I had it all figured out, I remember that the messiest times in my life have inspired the most profound change and growth.
Even though gratitude is part of my daily round, Thanksgiving Day tends to amplify the number of things I am grateful for and the amount of gratitude I feel.
In case you're worried that you're too old to pursue your dreams....Frank Lloyd Wright completed 1/3 of his life's work between the ages of 80 and 92. So, go ahead. …
"No work is insignificant. All labor that uplifts humanity has dignity and importance and should be undertaken with painstaking excellence" by Martin Luther King Jr.