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You Better Enjoy Life
You Better Enjoy Life is a book written to crystalize the significance of pursuing, embracing, and fully experiencing the gift that each day possesses. It conveys, instructs, and reminds the reader to take a proactive and deliberate approach to living their lives. This devotional is designed to ignite and energize the spiritual “self” that resides within all of us.
What are People Saying About Words To Live By?
In honor of Black History Month, Rep. Ako Abdul-Samad organized members of the House of Representatives to present a series of speeches honoring black men and women who’ve left a mark on our lives. I chose to speak about Chief Master Sergeant (retired) Anthony Brinkley, a friend and fellow veteran. Watch the video to hear his story.
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Conscious Thoughts for Living - Blog
Standing in Your Crucible Moment
Things can be challenging in life from time to time. I have found that a fiery process helps refine who we are to become. It removes the impurities that may be within us. It is tough to go through, but it is necessary for growth. For us the miracle is not coming out of the […]
Dare to be Different
Your significance, impact, and destiny are connect to you exploring and exploiting your difference. There is a reason that you can be located by your fingerprint, and that’s because no one like you has ever been created. You see when you learn and develop the true “you” that lives within, you will find that it […]
Make Everyday Count
Just this week I have talked to a friend that lost his brother, another that needs a heart transplant, and another two people that are now dealing with cancer. I say all of that to say that life is truly finite and precious. So keep your mind on things that add value to yourself and […]
