The Greenest Grass

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What makes you who you are? Is it your name? Is it your race? Is it your age...your job?

Those things don't even come close to painting the picture of your identity. 

So what does? 

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We are not in this world to live up to the expectations of others. And they are not in this world to live up to yours. 

It's an interesting thought as we journey to uplift others. You will not always succeed. 

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Who do you share with when you have that 'hot mess' day in your life? What qualities do they possess that makes you willing to show them that part of your lives? And do you share those qualities as well? It's an interesting thought. 

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I was 13 when the movie Tombstone came out. I've seen it over 100 times since. 

Today I took a closer look at the characters and what lessons they can teach us in today's world. 

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Is today the day? Is it today that you pay it forward to the world who has reached out its hand to you so many times? 

Remember our past is indeed heavy, but there are lessons that grow within it. Don't forget to share those! 

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A beaitully written raw social media post from someone I knew a long time ago got me thinking this week about lost opportunities and how heavy they can become. 

The challenge is to put down those heavy boulders of our past and place our focus and efforts on today and tomorrow. 

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"You can't understand someone until you've walked a mile in their shoes."

What a hard yet important lesson for us to learn. We need to be able to do this in order to have empathy in our lives; in order to better understand our fellow man. 

Let's talk about getting inside of someones skin instead of getting under it. 

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In New Mexico, they burn a 50 foot marionette every fall that is stuffed full of people's problems. 

How do we make this metaphor a daily reality? Can writing down your anxieties be as effective a writing down your goals?

Let go of your zozobra. Take it out of your mind and write it down...then burn that sucker. 

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After losing a 15 year pet this week, I found the need to remind myself to fill up the buckets of others. 

Nothing makes you feel better in a time of need then having someone fill up your bucket, and of course that's a two way street. 

It's free; It's simple; and it's very effective. 

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What does eating chocolate have to do with finding your focus and motivation? 

Could taking certain selfies help you out in this area? 

Finding your inner focus can be fun and quick. 

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