It's a daily discipline that has impact. Be it positive or negative what we say today can be and will be a tool or weapon for you or someone else in their tomorrow. Living in the now with your personal feelings becomes part of their now. It's not living the past. It's living forward.

We all have creative outbursts but don't know how to embrace the sudden surge of flow. Sometimes it's easy to walk away from and if you talk to other creative people they're fighting a daily war with having an idea or thought and having no real way of seeing it through.

The doctor recently talked to me about having invisible reflux. Almost like acid reflux but invisible. What else in our lives is invisible? How about anger? It's a real issue that many people tend to turn into happiness to keep from being recognized. You know, to stay invisible.

We all receive from the universe. The question is do we allow enough time for the great mystery to download it into our heads and hearts or do we get an idea then run with it putting all that we think we've received into our interpretation?

I'm a out of control prepper. I don't find reason to fly by the seat of my pants. In chapters past, it's haunted me. I've made bad mistakes and it gave off a different type of image of the hard work I put into my craft. Do you fly by the seat of your pants?

The walks we take through each new day are usually governed by those who have shaped us in business. Then when we're alone and want to play or explore its difficult because we're used to being told what to do and how to perform. It's called D I D...

As a daily writer I asked myself, "Are you sharing a story?" My inner voice shocked me, "No I'm exploring." You don't have to be a writer for your imagination to be looked upon as one. It's always working and filling your heart with massive amounts of thoughts. Are you sharing a story or exploring?

Men as well as women face the moments when how we express is taken as bad energy. My father let his grumpy old man flag fly. Learning how to deal with it begins with being aware.

Being a quitter isn't always a negative. There are countless times we quit things to make room for the new. We quit to relieve the anxiety from personal expectations. We quit because it was time. But can we un-quit a quit? Now that we know both sides of the fence it should be more insightful right? A better understanding of why we quit versus why it's important to believe in second chances. Admit it! We're all quitters!

We spend so much energy on keeping things about us hidden away. It allows outsiders to draw their own conclusion. What would happen if we stop stuffing things in what I call a Kept box? You have kept this and that from people. For whatever reason it was hidden away. There were many things I wish my parents would've unveiled. They kept things away. Are you a Kept person?