Truths

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Here we go with the latest edition of "Truths" I've compiled that I want to share with you- just a little food for though...

  • TRUTH:  Sometimes, it is better to not get what you want, so it won't distract your vision from what you need.
  • TRUTH:  We must understand that whatever we give the power to make us happy, we have also given the power to make us sad.  Make it worth it…
  • TRUTH: Sometimes, it's harder to forgive than to love; but true love, will never find it hard to do both.
  • TRUTH:  A person playing a role, will soon forget their act.  Pay attention.
  • TRUTH:   To have high self-esteem, you also need to love your bad qualities - it's fake to love only the good ones. Only by totally loving yourself, can you hope to love anyone else and their bad qualities.
  • TRUTH:  Everybody lives, but not everybody learns. Make sure you are growing thru life, and not just going thru life.
  • TRUTH:  Nothing can drag you down, unless you are holding on to it.
  • TRUTH:  The biggest hurdle in life is getting over yourself. Get over yourself so you can really get moving!
  • TRUTH:  Loving someone isn't about giving the best of your greatness. Loving someone is about giving the best of your weakness.
  • TRUTH:  Many miss the diamond in the brown bag, because they fell for the cubic zirconia in the Tiffany box.

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