Have you ever noticed that when you really take the time to write what’s on your mind vs. what you think other people expect you to write about, you get a deeper satisfaction? It’s because you are writing to connect with people in a real way.
Don’t want to be lost in the rabble of voices that will never be heard? Then say something new, something genuine. I write for simplicity and for hope.
We all have a “power” of some kind or another. Use it, and do good things.
Life does have its ups and downs; if it didn’t, it would be boring. At times we’ll be in a place that doesn’t seem to be going anywhere. These are the times we should appreciate instead of avoid. In life, you hit plateaus for a reason. We aren’t meant to run on full steam 24/7/365.
When you find yourself on a plateau, don’t just think you need to get off as quickly as possible. You may end up loosing ground instead of just taking a breather so you can climb higher. Don’t sit too long, but take a pause. You may be surprised.
This post is about change, and about approaching a goal. Get excited about it! 
You can either complain about it, avoid it, or face it head on . . . and later, you’ll might look back and see how wasteful it was to dread any moment. Be grateful for every moment.
The only thing we have to fear is fear itself. – FDR
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