You be You
Does any of this sound familiar? Too old to start ”Maybe I’m too old to start a new career.” “I’m getting too old to take classes in something new.” “I’m too old to start a new business.” “I used to think I could one day… I used to think I would… but now I think I’m just getting to be too old.” ”I’ve always wanted to… but now I’m too old.”
“I can’t meditate, I can’t sit still for that long” Some of the biggest objections I hear when I suggest meditation to someone is, “I can’t meditate, I can’t sit still for that long” and “There’s no way I could shut down my thoughts to meditate.” When I hear this, I tell everyone the same thing, because it is 100% true; I get it, trust me, I understand, because that
Finding a passion is hard. Not everyone discovers it early in school and can work tirelessly to perfect a skill, to then follow their passion and do right by the universe, like my brother-in-law. Many people are like myself and lose their passion along the way. Many other people don’t find a passion until they are out in the world after school ends and they have real life experiences that push
“Why do some people feel content not trying to better themselves? Why do they not want to learn and grow as a person?” I have been ruminating over this for a few days, since a friend and I were discussing it at coffee. I have so many half-thoughts swirling in my head around this subject. There was a time when I didn’t actively try to learn news things every day. When
Concerned about your child, and wondering what might be some signs of mild cerebral palsy? You have come to the right place. Or at least, one of the right places. All over the Internet, you can find the severe signs of CP. But, what if you have just noticed *little* things that have you wondering? Things that make you ask, “is this a sign of mild cerebral palsy?” I recently
My daughter was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy yesterday. That means today I (currently) have 8 browser tabs open on my PC and another 3 on my iPad with definitions, national organizations, scientific research, personal stories, etc. all about cerebral palsy. I don’t even know if I should be capitalizing the words or not. That’s how far behind I am on the learning curve of CP. (I learned that many people
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