Bücher von Wendy Harris-Eason

Two people had waited a lifetime to meet in their sunset years for what seemed like an act of providence, instead of a chance encounter. However, it took courage to repeat a 2nd time the vow, "I take thee to be my wedded spouse." In doing so, however, they accepted that the brevity of life that was once experienced thru the loss of a prior spouse, could and would happen a 2nd time.As life would have it, once again a partner was lost thru the twinge of death. Yet, this time around, they learned how to love and gently let go. Upon the burial, however, the surviving spouse felt a warmth from relishing the good years they had together. As they lay a flower on the grave of their deceased loved one, the living spouse contemplated what could have been lost between the two of them had they not taken the step towards remarriage. Leaning in over the grave, you could hear the faint words being spoken, "I could live a lifetime off of the memory of you."

A professional in any field can trace his roots back to the formative years of hard work. It was the early time in his career when the foundation was being laid on which future success would rest upon its shoulders.It was in the early years of my career that I worked as a stenographer. When I was in school learning the skill, my instructor taught us that typing and transcription might someday be the bread and butter from which we could fall back on to earn a living. Although it took years to perfect that ability, her prophecy proved true. What started out as a talent for an entry level position, opened doors that eventually blossomed into a full-blown career; a career which led to me being a professional in my field of work.Begin now to elevate whatever your hands have found to do. Then, practice to perfect it into what some are referred to whenever you hear the phrase uttered, "I'm a Professional".

What you have learned from older family members are lessons of life. In the coming years, you will often be reminded of what they said, did or taught you as their quieted voices gently speak thru far away memories and say:"Remember what I taught you. I may not be there to touch the lives of generations to come after you, but carry my spirit to them and matter to someone else. Then, touch their lives with your own lessons to carry your spirit into the future, as well."

So, you are quite young and asking why be so cautious with making day to day decisions. After all, isn't it the norm to ignore old fashioned advice? However, is good advice ever outdated?Think back. What was said could have been something useful, but THE PERSON giving you guidance seemed so out of touch with modern thinking. Trust me. They are not out of touch, but are sharing with you an experience that life taught them... the hard way.Thus, before jumping into something that may take a lot of time to get out of, remember that it DOES NOT take a prophet to predict the outcome of a bad decision.

Don't waste your retirement years, because your new life is waiting to be lived. Instead, get out there and work your dreams; they are just a step away from becoming your reality.Do the things you would have done had you been wise enough to appreciate them in your youth. Take that vacation. Go back to college. Start a business. Make meaningful friendships. Pursue a hobby. Have sincere talks with your children. Write the story of your life.Now (more than ever) is the time to try the curious and satisfy the urge. Don't go thru the rest of your life wandering how something tastes. Instead, eat it and move on.Time is of the essence, so be the new you by beginning something... today!

Are you wondering what is the right thing to do? Well, each decision that you make builds upon a platform of honesty. Thus, even upon stumbling, we can correct ourselves by making sound choices. Some might be made from lessons we learned while growing up at home. Others are made based upon encounters we have with everyday life.When a scenario arises where we are faced with a moment of decision, the practice of honesty leads to a stronger character that helps us to figure out what is that right thing. However, it all starts with being honest with yourself.www.wewriteit.net

Words of wisdom from an experienced father to a youthful son...As his father smiles, he turns to Josiah to say, "Son, the heart is very tricky. A marriage that lasts the test of time needs to start out with a substance that is based on so much more than feelings. Just remember these words: Marriage to the right person takes on a form that is as natural as breathing. In time, you will enjoy inhaling and exhaling it as it encompasses your entire life."

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