As the trees change color and the leaves are falling, we are experiencing the change of the seasons. This brings me to the subject for my October blog – Change! I know I have talked about change before, but this time, I am going to look at it from a different perspective.
How many compliments do you give someone in a day, a week, or a month? It’s a question I really want you to think about. Would you just walk up to a stranger and give them a compliment?
August reminds us all that Fall is right around the corner. As students head back to school, it’s a reminder that time goes by way too fast. I spoke at an event four years ago, and after I spoke, I had a lady come up to me and tell me she has always wanted to own her own coffee shop.
As I write my blog for July, I am sitting on an airplane flying back from Texas. I felt the need to quickly write my blog after the incredible event I spoke for. I will admit traveling can be stressful, and I want to tell you about my experience getting to this event.
I know you can rent a movie and watch it in the comfort of your own home, but there is something about walking into the theater and smelling the popcorn, having a hotdog, and just sitting in the theater chairs with the big screen.
Happy May! How many of you remember May Baskets. As a child my brothers and I would fill up little dixy cups with candy, decorate them and run around the neighborhood putting them on neighbor’s steps, ring the doorbell and run away.
“April showers bring May flowers” is a metaphor that reminds us that even after periods of adversity, good times will follow. During challenges in our lives, we learn more about ourselves – how strong we really are or what we are truly made of.
As spring has arrived, I think of new beginnings. Spring, with its blooming flowers, warmer weather, and longer days, is often associated with new beginnings and fresh starts. What is a new beginning? Starting fresh! Starting fresh gives you the chance to reevaluate your priorities and establish new habits and behaviors. There are many kinds…
I had the opportunity to share my program with a college women’s basketball team this month. I learned so much from being in their presence, and the number one thing I learned is how important it is to be resilient. This college team has been struggling all year long with challenges and personnel issues.
The start of a new year is always exciting and uplifting. I am not a big believer in New Year’s resolutions, because I feel you should set goals all year and not just start when a new year begins.