2026 Crown Thoughts

May you enjoy each day that is gifted to you, share the awesomeness that is you, and take time out to capture these moments of reflection. 

We can only control what is in our control. All other things, we should let go and allow the process be what it is to be. Trying to control things that are not meant for you to control brings unbalance to your crown. 

Why want what someone else has? Having what someone else has will not yield the same desired results because we all were created unique in our right. Enjoy what is meant for you and celebrate what others have for them. 

Failed attempts suck major. Yet the lesson learned here is that I could not have failed if I didn't attempt. Don't despise the failures in life, be thankful that you had the courage to try. 

The moment I decided that my life was worth living is when I stopped neglecting myself and my purpose. I chose life and all that is has to offer me. I hope that you are choosing the life that you were created for. 

Your safety is important at all times. You protect your peace by keeping your head on a swivel as you move about through life. Even when protected from dangers seen and unseen - your mindfulness of what is going on around you could save your life. 

The body, mind, and soul requires rest. Before and when prompted allow yourself time to rest, refresh, and rejuvenate. Aaahhh, Rest - costs you nothing to do but can cost you loads when you don't. 

The strategic unexpected shift in your plans to keep you out of harms way. The gentle reminder that going another direction or doing something differently to yield a greater result. Divine detours are wonderful to have and are life savers. 

I don't feed others anything that I would not feed myself. Thus I will not eat from everybody's table. As a leader it is important to take note of what you are feeding yourself because what you consume is what you serve. 

It is not enough to merely say what you want to have or do. It is important to do the things necessary to do what is needed. I said what I wanted, then I did what I needed.