I have heard this question time and time again, "What do you want to do in life?". The question frustrated me because there was so much emphasis on a single thing. One thing. Am I supposed to do one thing in life? Growing up I always had the belief that I was born for one amazing career that would shape my life and bring me happiness and a really nice pension. This belief disintegrated and I am so happy it did. Today I realize how I am not born for one career or one path for that matter, but f

I have been asking myself lately, what truly makes a person successful in life? What goals and what accomplishments need to be met in order for a person to feel "successful"? Well, I have to tell you, I don't have a lot to my name in terms of money but I realize how successful I really am and how my success would eventually lead to wealth if that is my focus. Your wondering on why I am separating success from money and the truth is, money does NOT make you successful. What makes you successful

I am feeling blessed and cursed at the same time; I am so happy to discover two 4 day old kittens (a boy and a girl), in my backyard. Mama never showed so I took them in and did what any person would; I bought a bottle, got some Kitten meal replacement formula and placed them in a huge box with a heating pad and blankets. It has been 3 days and I have not slept a bit. It has caused me to not work on my website because even as I write this, my eyes are drooping to close shut. This blog is my cof

I have been a spectator of my actions, of my decisions and of my emotions lately. I carefully analyze my fear, anger, my worries when I face something and I am dumbfounded by the reactions that I manifest each and every time. I realize that I make a choice daily on how to react to certain circumstances, I am the only one responsible for my reactions at the end of the day. I recently was in a car accident; a tractor trailer side-swept me and though I did not suffer not one injury (miraculously),