There has been a shift towards hyper-vigilance in the last two years and it is having an effect on people living their lives. What must we do, or what will it take to learn to live our lives again? Courage comes from keeping a soft heart while maintaining a tough mind.
There has been a shift towards hyper-vigilance in the last two years and it is having an effect on people living their lives. What must we do, or what will it take to learn to live our lives again? Courage comes from keeping a soft heart while maintaining a tough mind.
Is wanting a good reputation noble or vain? I argue that a reputation is simply an extension of our character which is developed over time. Our day to day actions lead to weekly, monthly, yearly habits that shape other’s perception of us. Saying one thing and doing another is a sure fire way to damage our reputation whereas following through on our commitments yields fruit upon fruit each year.
Written by Solomon between 950 and 700 BC, the book of Proverbs is featured in the Old Testament as the 20th book written inside the closed canon and it lays out the blueprint for living a morally good life before God first, and man second.
If somebody were to ask me what it looks and feels like to write about things you care about, I would say this.
Writing is not merely pen to paper or a fingers to keyboard approach to getting your thoughts out. That is merely the mode, cause and effect of verbal articulation whereby you discuss or instruct something about a subject you know a lot, enough, or nothing about.
Believe This – Wilhelmina Stitch (Poem)
You’re winning. You simply cannot fail.
The only obstacle is doubt;
There’s not a hill you cannot scale
Once fear is put to rout.
People in Britain would be familiar of late of a movement called “Insulate Britain”. Things are getting ugly quick and peoples patience is understandably running thin. It is easy to get mad at these people who are under just another false deception of the devil.
Toilet paper flying off the shelves, fists being thrown over tins of spaghetti hoops and petrol being carried out by the can, cup and sometimes just a plastic bag. It is a sad state of affairs to witness the human race which is blessed with actual abundance, stoop to this level of primal selfishness. And yet, why do we find it so hard to look away at these events?
The hills ahead look hard and steep and high
And often we behold them with a sigh;