Wow. I’ve got great news, Cougars! From the one who made everything, from nothing, in no time flat, ahead of schedule, and under budget comes this universal decree: We have permission to be human. This is huge. We can make mistakes and not flail ourselves with spike covered guilt. We may fail miserably and not…
If you can’t stand the heat in the kitchen, open a window and keep cooking. You’ll get accustomed to it. It’s not the room, it’s you. No matter where you are, stay focused, stay determined, stay persistent, and never quit stalking abundance! When the fire is inside of you, it’s always going to be hot.
Don’t you just hate excuses? Dictionary.com defines an excuse as a plea for release from an obligation or promise. That’s why no one likes them. An excuse means a promise was broken. It means somebody didn’t do what they said they would do when they said they would do it and now, a day late,…
The phrase “make it a great day” implies action is required on our part. In order to “have a great day,” we must MAKE it a good one. What should you do or not do to make the most of your next 24 hours? Live like hunters, not the hunted.
Friendly reminder: The grass is not greener on the other side. Flip it and see. The other side of grass contains dirt and worms. Stay on your side. Persist where you are and prevail where you go!
Tasha is so gorgeous she can recycle men for money. Yep, it’s true. She keeps dating the same guy over and over. Oh, he looks different. He has a different name and a different six-figure occupation. He showers her with expensive presents and exotic trips for the first 90 days of the relationship. Then, it’s…
If you’re holding an anchor and it’s time to move forward, letting go is not the same as giving up.
If a man is intimidated by your roar or curriculum vitae, he’ll ask questions like “What can I do for you that you can’t do for yourself?” Don’t even bother answering. Only the Wizard of Oz can give a man courage. A real man, young or old, rich or blue-collar will roar back with words…
The love of my life is not the one who admires my strength, but the one I can trust with my weakness.
Designer labels on clothing don’t necessarily equal higher quality. Higher prices? Yes. Designer labels on people work the same way. They may be deceptive, as well. People labels are derived from superficial observations like a surname(Windsor), an address (Fifth Avenue), or a degree from a prestigious school (Yale Law). The less elite among us may…
