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Pain is inevitable and so is pleasure. I’ve felt both and I know that I will feel both as life goes on. The challenge is not to let pain become a distraction nor should pleasure become a distraction either. Instead, I want to be inspired by every part of life. I want to allow the pain and the pleasure to push me. When there are things that cause me to hurt, how can use it to inspire me to work? When there are things that bring me joy, how can I use it to allow me to work some more? I remember my mother having cancer like it was yesterday...I didn’t complain although I was hurt. Instead, I sang and some of my greatest work came from that time. And when my mother beat the cancer, I allowed her accomplishment to inspire me too. This is a reflection inspired by “The M.O.U.T.H. Book Messages of Uplift to Heal” by Quindell Evans.

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I’m growing and a lot of the ideas I wanted to pursue before seems for easier to do. That’s because I’m developing mentally and mentality is the beginning of doing anything with longevity. Because in the past when I wanted to do things but didn’t have the right mentality to persevere or withstand certain setbacks or obstacles, I stopped and felt defeated when I was faced with a challenge. Now I’m realizing that planning takes some time and it doesn’t serve me to go through life blindly waiting for something outside of me to help me out and instead get ready first. I’m also learning to be a self starter and inspire and motivate myself because there are few people in my life who will push me as much as I need to be pushed anyway. Now is the time to use every second, every moment to prepare for what I want so I can remain ready for my journey of success. Although I ain’t got much right now, I’m gearing up and getting ready for everything. This is a self reflection inspired by “The M.O.U.T.H. Book Messages of Uplift to Heal” by Quindell Evans.

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Quindell Evans elaborates on how knowing what you are here for aligns what you want and what you have or what you been through. Do you know what your purpose is? Do you know the reason you strive for your goals? If so, what is in your way, what is challenging you, what is slowing you down in any way becomes less powerful. With purpose comes strength. With purpose comes discipline. With purpose becomes the power to remain focused on your goals and let nothing distract you. Login to BluePoetTree.com to check out The Blue Poet Tree Podcast and enjoy this reflection inspired by “The M.O.U.T.H. Book Messages of Uplift to Heal.”

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Quindell and Mr. Poet has a conversation about how they published both of their books and what inspired them to do so. Do you have a book idea that you want to manifest into the world? Do you write a lot of poetry or short stories or journal or diary very often? Your writings, your story, your message may inspire other people in many ways. Maybe someone needed to know that what they’re experiencing someone else is too. Maybe you publishing a book will inspire others to share their story too. There are sites that allow you to publish a book for free and distribute it to book stores such as Barnes And Noble and Amazon. Take advantage of these resources and spread your art to the people in your life and throughout the world.

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How many ideas do you sit on and never act on? How many ideas do you think of and never do? Have you ever had an idea that you procrastinated on and someone else took credit for it or someone else did it? I’ve been there with all here things so that’s why I say, “I’m going to die one day so whatever it is I want while I am living, it’s my duty to get up and go get it.” Ideas die so I like to get to it while the idea is alive in me because idk how long I’ll feel like doing it and I don’t want to say I thought of something or had a goal that I didn’t do. This is a reflection inspired by “The M.O.U.T.H. Book Messages of Uplift to Heal” by Quindell Evans and a prerequisite to “The D.R.U.G.S. Book Disciple is your Responsibility Understanding Growth which breeds Success” which is coming soon by Quindell Evans. Stay tuned for more at BluePoetTree.com

Have you ever been in a relationship or situation where you expected or assumed the others person’s intentions were identical with yours but you find out they weren’t? Maybe it seemed like their intentions were straight and transparent at first. Maybe you seen questionable behaviors but let things slide thinking they would change or not show that behavior again. Maybe you thought you could help them. Maybe there was a job or project you were working on and got tired of the job. Or got different who were working with. As an artist, it is important to self reflect and calculate your intentions because you’ll be more prepared to realize the intentions of the people you come across and build relationships with. I’m realizing that my intention may change in different environments because every environment I enter I have to approach things differently. I’m constantly learning about how I effect others and in turn it helps me monitor how others effect me in spite of their intentions. This was part of a great concentration I had with Sol (follow her at Instagram.com/wordsforsol)

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This is a conversation between Quindell Evans and Kahirah aka Zah Jee as she opens up about a very traumatic relationship she went through. FYI: I, Quindell Evans, am no relationship counselor or therapist but I wanted to speak about her relationship in a positive way in hopes that she can get over it, reconcile with it and move on to take care of herself. Pardon the audio towards the end.

We hear the cliche story , or seen in it movies many times, of the workaholic parent or partner who doesn’t spend enough time or give enough attention to his family. How does this generation of entrepreneurs manage their time working on achieving their goals and building healthy relationships? Do we face these same challenges today? Over some lemongrass and nettle , Quindell and Mike Henny discuss the challenges of chasing their dreams, how they started despite the challenges and how their goals and vision effect the people in their lives. Thank you for tuning in.

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I’m learning to examine myself, discipline myself and self reflect on what my purpose is in life, why my talents, ideas and creativity matter to the people in my life. The more I figure out why I’m here to do what I love, the clearer my vision gets for what I want my future to look like. This is a reflection inspired by “When you don’t know where to go, be still be unmoving, move slow” which is an affirmation by Quindell Evans from “The M.O.U.T.H. Book Messages of Uplift to Heal.”

Quindell Evans likes to read everyday for at least 30 minutes. Join him as he reads books on wealth, mental health, self help and many topics and genres he feels is beneficial to self development and increasing his mental capacity. Today he is reading from “Blindspot” by Christian de Quincy, a fairly complex reading with the subtitle “21 Reasons To Think Before You Speak.” This book has a philosophical and scientific tone that allows the reader to think more deeply about everyday things. Thank you for listening.