A year back, I attended a rodeo in Davie, Florida, which reminded me of a funny, yet timeless, saying: Take the bull by the horns. Conjuring up images of the old West in my mind, I asked myself, “What does this saying really mean to us today?” To take the bull by the horns is
Here in Florida when hurricane season rolls around, we never know when the next tropical storm or hurricane will hit. It’s not really of matter of if, but when. This reminds me that, in life, we all have storms we must endure—both physical and emotional. During the storm, it may feel as if the whole
“Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.” —T. S. Eliot We inherently know that the best things in life come to us when we take a risk. Yet we often find ourselves immersed in our daily lives doing the same things over and over again.
In my last post, I talked about the Art of Transformation and the miracles in store for us, but how do we go about starting the process of change? Every journey requires a first step. I think the best analogy I can offer is to imagine yourself as a huge, beautiful sailboat. You’re docked safely
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