If you did not see any of the Charlie Kirk Memorial on Sunday, you should go watch some of it. It’s powerful.
I suggest you don’t watch clips from the news. Watch it on X or streamed live.
His wife Erika was incredible.
https://x.com/viralvid_89/status/1969897034863059049?s=46&t=5Z3UeGI9eqL2osefLya6jQ
What do you believe in?
Have you ever really sat down for an hour and wrestled with this? Perhaps you have very clear cut convictions. Writing out your thoughts can be very helpful.
I think there was a scene in Bull Durham where the player rhymed off everything he believed in. Can you do that?
Maybe it’s time to give it more thought. ????
Power Naps are underrated and under-utilised.
A 10-30 minute nap as you start to flag, can be game changing. Try it.
If you want a better world, a better society or a better community, you need to be kind, decent and compassionate.
This is something you can do, regardless of what others do. Be the better person. Be the bigger person. Go first. Do this even if others make you want to show up differently.
Don’t give in. Stay strong. Take the high road.
An amazing thing happens every night. Your brain is cleared, your body rested and you get to begin again on making your life an incredible story.
Yesterday’s challenges are bygones. You start afresh. Let go of the past and launch strongly into the day.
Every day you can begin again. Whether you are further ahead or further behind, you have the choice to begin again.
When in doubt – family first.
If there are options – choose family first.
As a child or grandparent – think family first.
A Free Speech enthusiast with Christian beliefs did campus visits to encourage people to ask questions, debate and think.
Taken too soon.
When you go through hard times, you can become more resilient and eventually the pressure will form you like the elements form a diamond.
Become tough, as in resilient, not just tough like a hardened heart. Keep the magical flow of life flowing.
Once you’ve been through a difficult stretch, there’s no need to repeat it. Neither in a physical sense or in a mental, keep replaying it in your mind, sense.
Some things are no longer worth keeping. They have had their time, been a prized possession or they may even have been considered priceless.
For whatever reason, these previously cherished items have lost their lustre. It is time to move on.
So toss these items in the bin or recycle them. Give them to charity or a great second home. But once they no longer give or bring you joy, it’s time to say goodbye.
Goodbye.
Your mind will play the outcome game and try numerous different paths and outcome scenarios. Or sometimes you’ll focus on just the outcome you want or the one you definitely wouldn’t want.
Training your brain to focus on the good outcomes is time and effort well spent. Of course you should always do what you can to, legally and morally, positively influence the outcome.
Though sometimes you can’t influence it at all. So you simply need to think positively about it.
Until you train your brain well, to be resilient and positive, the waiting is the hardest part.
