With God, the ordinary becomes extraordinary. So, why settle for ordinary?

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I will continue to do my best to inspire people to go out and enjoy life and show them how great their resilience is. Seeking to do this by sharing my triumphs, failures, thoughts and insights from personal experiences.

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Don’t let your gut reactions or immediate feelings lead you astray. True victory, if that is what you seek, requires a level of mental fortitude that can guide us beyond the sway of fleeting emotions.

Acceptance: often implies a sense of accepting the situation, good or bad. If it’s frustrating or unfair you most find it in you to move on. If it works in your favor, spend some time enjoying it and then keep going moving on to the next adventure!

**Your mind gets stuck in a loop, replaying worries and anxieties, and it just suffocates the present moment. It’s such a mood killer so, make time for yourself and breathe!**

When you are genuinely happy for others, it often comes back to you in unexpected ways — **Focus on your own journey. Ultimately, your success is about YOUR OWN efforts, talents, and path. Focusing on supporting others doesn’t distract from that, it will actually enrich you!**

The people who expand our perspective are truly gifts in our lives. They help us grow, inspire us to think differently, and open doors to possibilities we might never have seen on our own. Surrounding ourselves with those kinds of people makes life richer and more meaningful.

It reminds us that true peace isn’t found in outside approval, wealth, or clinging to the past—it’s found in honoring ourselves, choosing happiness, and walking confidently on our own journey. When we stop giving away control of our lives, we step into real freedom and fulfillment.

That’s such a real and touching message. Sometimes the strongest people aren’t the ones who look like they have it all together, but the ones quietly fighting their own battles while still showing up for others. It shows such a big heart—to care, to give, and to help, even when life isn’t easy for them. Those people are truly special.

I don’t just say it — I live it, and inspire others to too.