Drew’s Reminder,
Love is a gift that keeps on
giving. What do you love? Who do you love? Why do you
love? How do you love? Those are 4 great questions that you should
take the time to answer. Answering these 4 questions is a perfect way to
reflect on your life and the beauty within it. No matter how you answer
the questions you will get a benefit from that exercise.
You see love is the greatest
energy known to man. You may think that the energy from nuclear fission
or the thermal energy of the sun would be considered the greatest energy.
Those are both sources of tremendous energy but man never can fully experience the
energy of nuclear fission or the thermal energy of the sun and survive. You
may experience some fraction of that energy but you won't experience it in
totality. It will always be
limited.
Man can experience love.
You can actually feel that energy. You can experience it in
totality. You can both give and receive
unlimited amounts of it. The only
limiting factor in experiencing it is you. Right now as you read this
blog think of the last time you loved something. Think about that time
when you loved hard or someone loved you hard.
In that moment you felt every joule of energy. It engulfed you. It took over your being. It was the best feeling you ever felt. It was the most energy you ever consumed.
The holiday season recently ended
here in the United States and many other countries. As part of my family’s
tradition we visit my parents and my wife's parents. Because its tradition
to visit both sets of parents during that time we had to split our vacation
between the two. Depending on how you look at it that could be good or
bad. My wife and I both work in corporate America so our vacation is
limited. We actually had to split the vacation up into 3 parts because my
wife and I wanted some time to ourselves as well. With all the weekends
included we had a total of 12 days between workdays to spend this great time
with family and friends. That meant 5 days for my parents, 4 days for her
parents and 4 days on the end for us which included the weekend before going
back to work. The love I experienced during these 12 days was
tremendous. I couldn't ask for much more. That energy has me back
at work feeling great and ready to take on the world. The energy from
that love has fully charged me to start 2016 off in a great way.
So what, you may ask, is that
love that recharged me during this period of time? Let me explain some of
it. The first 5 days of the trip were amazing. My father has been
having some health issues and the last time I saw him he just wasn't
himself. When we arrived and he walked out of the house to greet us and I
could immediately tell a big difference. My dad was back. He looked
full of energy. He looked happy. It made me happy. It made me
feel the love for my Dad that I always feel but much more intensified. My
Dad has been telling me he loves me as long as I can remember. Each and
every time it makes me feel great to hear it. Hearing him say it this
visit was much more special because he was healthy and energized. I didn’t have to think about the fact that I
wished he was better because he was.
My Step Mom gave love in her own
special way as well. She's always very giving of her time and
effort. She goes out of her way to make Christmas for me, my wife and the
kids special. However, the greatest love that she gave this holiday
period was her expressing how proud she was of us. Hearing her words on
how well she feels we are doing as parents and congratulating us on 20 years of
marriage were a true gift of love. It meant a lot to us. Those are just
two examples of feeling love (seeing my father doing so much better) and
receiving love (the words expressed by my step mom) in those first 5 days. I really wished we could have spent more time with them.
On our next trip to my wife's parents house
the love continued. My wife's parents are senior to my parents so it is a
little different atmosphere visiting them. They really love to see the grand kids. Unfortunately they can't travel often to see us so they don't
get to see them as often as they would like. You can just see it in their
eyes how much they really enjoy seeing the kids. The smiles they have
each and every day are warm felt. My mother in law makes sure we are well
fed and even though she's not as mobile as she used to be she doesn't miss a
step when caring for us.
My father in law shows so much
interest in the kids’ lives that it becomes inspiring. He really cares
and wants to know all the things that are going on in their lives. It’s
so refreshing to see his curiosity and enchantment as he engages them in
conversation. He plays with them and makes them smile. In turn it makes him smile. He has such a great spirit. Those are two examples of giving love (my
mother in law making sure we were well taken care of) and feeling love
(watching my father in law interact with his grand kids). We really enjoyed the time spent with them as well.
The ultimate love I experienced
was between my wife and me. Yes, this could sound like that sappy part
where I tell you how much I love my wife of 20 years. You may be
surprised that this example of love included some turmoil. My wife and I
actually had an argument during the holidays. Of course the holidays are the
wrong time to have an argument. Yet when you think about it, is there
ever really ever a good time to have an argument? The argument wasn't
anything major that we couldn't get past but for some reason it really took a
toll on us.
Without going into too much
personal detail the argument took a toll on both of us because of love. We both
love each other so much neither of us could really understand how we both felt
about the actual situation that caused the argument. I went into my shell
and stopped communicating. This in turn upset my wife and rightfully
so. I'm a work in progress and that's one thing I'm working on eliminating.
However, love brought us back together. My wife said 3 simple words to me
that made my heart soar. The love I felt and experienced could never be
put into words. I believe it’s much greater than any nuclear fission or any
thermal energy the sun could ever release. Days later I still feel the
energy from those words.
What were those 3 words?
They were "I miss you". She missed her best friend. She
missed our chemistry. She missed the energy we share with our love for each
other. Those words meant the world to me. Hearing her say them
about me just hit home in a special way.
Just to know that she feels the same way about me that I feel about her
is rewarding. Even after 20 years I can
never take that for granted. I won’t
allow myself to because once you take that for granted you risk the possibility
of things becoming stagnant. I never
want that to happen because life without growth isn’t meaningful life.
My heart is still soaring from those
words. I do know if I've ever hugged and kissed her with as much love as
I did at that moment. Maybe I have before but it felt like the best hug
and kiss I'd ever given. Those examples of receiving love (hearing my
wife tell me that she missed me) and giving love (hugging her so tight and
kissing like I've never kissed before) were the greatest examples of love from
my holidays. There's no other comparable energy on this earth that I can
experience as a human being. It, along with all the other love I
experienced has fueled me for a great start of 2016. My goal now is to
continue adding to that fuel. I must first charge myself up by give love whenever I
can. Second I must continue being aware of my every situation so I don't
miss the opportunity of receiving love.
I'm not much of a New Year resolution
guy. I'm more of a find something I need to do and do it type of guy.
But because it is the beginning of a new year you can look at this as a New
Year resolution if you like. This will be one resolution that I won't
quit on. Love is the most power energy known to man and I plan to receive
and give my share of it. Why wouldn't I when I know it is so abundant?
The holidays just served as a great reminder of that fact. Consider this your reminder to get and give
yours as well. Enjoy the journey!
With gratitude,
Drew
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Friday, December 4, 2015
Align
Drew’s Reminder,
Align. I’m sure you’ve heard that word used in multiple situations.
If you look up the word in the merriam-webster dictionary you will see the
following definitions:
-
to arrange things so that they form a line or are in proper position
- to
change (something) so that it agrees with or matches something else
- to
join a group that is supporting or opposing something
The topic of this blog is focusing
on the middle definition of agreeing with or matching something else.
Let me
paint a picture to help dive into this topic. In order to paint that
picture I will need to create two fictional characters, John and Mary.
John and Mary are in the same situation in different companies. Both are in a
job right now that they don’t like. They have ambition to do something
else, they need to make more money or they simply don’t like their boss.
Their desire is to change their situation and get a new job. When I
finish telling both of their stories I want you to let me know who is aligned
with their desires.
John
goes to work every day and is unhappy. He gets his job done because he
has to but deep down inside he’s just not happy being there. He does what
needs to be done and that’s it. While he is at work he is constantly
thinking about how he wished things would be. His wishes he had a better
job. He wishes he made more money and is stressed about his current
financial situation. He wishes his boss wasn’t his boss anymore. Is
John aligned since he is wishing for the things he desires? Hold on to
your answer for a minute while I discuss Mary.
Mary
too desires a new job. She too doesn’t like the situation she is
in. However Mary refuses to be unhappy. Mary deep down knows that
the situation is temporary. She knows that not only can she do better but
she will do better. Mary has accepted the fact that she has another job;
she’s just not in it yet. Mary goes to work with a great attitude.
She’s not upset, she’s focused. She gets her job done even if takes going
above and beyond at times. If her boss does something to upset her she
acknowledges the dislike and moves on because she knows she won’t be there much
longer. She is grateful that she has her current job because it will help
her in the next role. Is Mary aligned with her desire for a new job?
Now let’s
discuss your answers to the questions. Is John aligned to his desire for
a new job? If your answer is yes then you are incorrect. John is actually
sabotaging his chances of getting a new job. John is not aligned.
Getting a new job for John would be a great thing for him. He would be
happy in a new job. He would excel in a new job that he liked. He
would go above and beyond in that job. In order for him to be aligned he
needs to have those same traits now. He needs to be happy in his current
job. He needs to excel in his current job. He needs to go above and
beyond as necessary in his new job. If he does all of those things he
will be aligned. Once he’s aligned with his desire he is one step closer
to achieving it.
However,
there may be a case when John does get a new job. If he wasn’t aligned
from the beginning then that new job stands of chance of missing
something. He may get into that new job that makes more money but his
boss is worse than the last one. He may get into that new job and hate
the work life balance. He may get into a new job that just isn’t challenging
or fulfilling so he loses his ambition.
Mary on the
other hand is aligned to her desire. She is sending out the right energy
to attract everything that she wants. She will be that person you know
that we all call lucky. In actuality she wasn’t lucky. She created
her own circumstances. She attracted exactly what she needed which lead
to her achieving her desire. That recruiter that calls her out of the
blue or that job that all of sudden comes open is not a matter of luck.
It’s a matter of being prepared and aligned to her desire. We have been
given a great gift of thought. That gift allows us to create our own
reality. Our job is to trust that fact and focus on making sure we are
aligned with what we want to create.
I know
there isn’t a silver bullet to solve every situation. If there was we
would all be using it. The one think I do know is that your thoughts
create your feelings, your feelings create your actions and your actions create
your results. That is why you need to align your thoughts and feelings to
the results you desire. If you do that you will take the right
actions. You may not see the direct correlation to every action and
result. You are supposed to. Leave that to the universe, your
creator, God or whatever you choose to call the omnipresent spirit of your
life.
The
next time you have a desire ask yourself how do you need to align to achieve
that desire. If you want to run your own business you need to align
yourself to act like a business owner. For example a business owner will
spend money to make money. If you are scared to spend money then you
aren’t aligned with being a business owner. Haven’t you heard the phrase
“scared money don’t make money.” My daughter told me that the other day
when I was debating on buying some product to sell. It showed me that I
need to work on being aligned with my own desires. If you want to be rich
you need to align yourself to being rich.
If
you want to have a spouse then you need to align yourself to having a
spouse. Here’s an example I heard on a podcast I recently listened
to. A life coach had a client that desired to be married. The life
coach told the client to do some interesting things to align the client to being
married. The coach told the client to cook for two when cooking.
Eat one of the meals when finished and eat the other later. The coach
also told the client when going to bed to turn down the sheets on the other
side of the bed as if the spouse was joining that evening. This wasn’t
all the advice but it was two of the actions that help the client become
aligned with being married. I’m sure you know the rest of the
story. The client was successful in meeting their spouse and is now
happily married.
So think of your next
desire. Write it down. Then write down what it means to be aligned
to that desire. Next, make the changes in your life to align yourself to
those desires. This may sound like too much work or maybe even seem silly
to you. If so, ask yourself what you are doing to help achieve your desires.
Is it enough? Is it working? Be
honest with yourself. You have one life to live and you are living it
right now. Why wouldn’t you do everything possible to live it the way you
desire? If you don’t you are only hurting yourself and your chances of
achieving your desires. We don't want that so go out and get aligned.
Enjoy the journey!
With gratitude,
Drew
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
The beauty of experience.
Drew's Reminder,
Let’s face it. We live in a material world. Many of us have a strong desire to collect material things. We all want what we consider the basic materials of life that make us comfortable. Things like a house, a car and clothes. For some us those are just things we need to survive and therefore we work to obtain them. For some of us those material things have a deeper meaning in our lives. They are a status symbol to show how successful or unsuccessful we are or have been. In many of those cases we look at those material things as vehicles to make us happy. Yet in the end no big house or nice car by itself can make us happy.
As I’ve stated before we aren’t really interested in the nice big house. What we are interested in is how that nice big house will make us feel. Yet if you don’t concentrate on those feelings you run the risk of getting that nice big house and then not achieving the feelings you wanted in the first place. In those cases you end up chasing the next big material thing. Sound familiar? I’m sure you know someone who is on that constant chase and they never end up in the final destination of being happy. Because no matter where you are in the spectrum of having material things you have the capability to be happy right now. That’s because happiness is a feeling. You have beliefs. You have thoughts. Your beliefs influence your thoughts and your thoughts create your feelings. There’s nothing outside that can control that. No material thing can create your beliefs. No outside material thing can create your thoughts. Only you can.
Now instead of material things let's turn the discussion to experiences. I believe experiences are much more valuable to all of us than material things. You see with an experience you are actually using your mind to evaluate the experience. To experience anything you must use your mind to have thoughts about the experience. In good experiences those thoughts lead to good feelings. Several experiences can also lead to you having beliefs about something associated with those experiences. An experience can have a long lasting effect on your life if it creates or even reinforces a belief. Beliefs lead to thoughts, thoughts lead to feelings, feelings lead to actions and actions lead to results. So great experiences ultimately lead to great results in your life. This can lead to a wonderful circle of life. You have a great experience. You create or reinforce beliefs. Your beliefs create great thoughts. Your great thoughts lead to great feelings. Your great feelings lead you to taking great actions. Your great actions lead to great results. Eventually one of those results will be another great experience. Therefore you get caught up in a wonderful circle of life.
A nice house in itself won’t lead to those type of results. Unless you create great experiences in that house. A brand new car won’t lead to those type of results. Unless you create great experiences in that car. A diamond watch won’t lead to those type of results. Unless you create great experiences due to that diamond watch. The latest pair of Gucci shoes won’t lead to those type of results, unless those Gucci shoes create great experiences. I know there will be some people who say those material things will create great experiences. My only challenge to you is that you could create those experiences regardless of the material item. Because an experience is all in your mind. So why take a chance on spending money or time on a material item that may create an experience? Instead just spend your money or time on creating a great experience. Take the element of chance out of the picture and get right to the desired result.
I’d like to give you an example of an experience that continues to bring great dividends to my life, tailgating. On the surface a tailgate can look like different things to different people. To some it’s a chance to drink beer before going into the big game. For others it’s a chance to eat some meat from the grill and relax before going into the big game. Then you have the people who don’t even go to the game they just love the opportunity to sit outside with fans and watch the game on TV. For me above all a tailgate is a chance to see friends and have fun together. The game is just a means to bring everyone together. There’s nothing like seeing people you haven’t seen all month or sometimes all year at a tailgate. Especially since you know you are just there to enjoy each other’s company. Sure there is loud music (if you are lucky enough to have DJ at your tailgate), there’s barbeque smoke and there’s random people walking around that you don't know. But when you keep the perspective in mind that you are hanging with friends and sometimes family (framily), a tailgate is a wonderful experience.
If you allow yourself to fully experience the benefits of just hanging out with friends and family (framily), you can impact so many good beliefs you have inside you. Your belief that you are loved and appreciated. Your belief that people are good natured and you attract good natured people into your life. Your belief that it is so simple to be happy just by enjoying yourself with food, drinks and friends. Just think about how positive this experience can be on your life. Think of the great thoughts you will have about your friends enjoying the meat that you grilled on the barbecue or the nice mixed drink you made especially for them. If you are the DJ you can appreciate the song that you played that got them so excited and hype.
If you open your mind you can also think about the possibilities of doing similar things in different places during different times of the year (traveling tailgates, renting a cabin in the mountains, a picnic in the park, a dinner with friends, a night out on the town together). Those thoughts will make you feel so good. You’ll be happy. You’ll be appreciative. You will be at peace with life no matter what outside circumstances may be bringing you down outside the tailgate. That peace will lead to great thoughts. Those thoughts will lead to great feelings. Those great feelings will lead you to take action. You’ll take action like planning an annual trip around the country to go to a random college football game with your friends. You’ll take action like going home and sharing your experience with others so they join the tailgate and add to the great atmosphere. You’ll take action like going to work on Monday with a great attitude because you had such a good time at the tailgate. You will be ready to take on the world. The list goes on and on.
This is my depiction of a tailgate. This is what it means to me. It is an experience. It's an experience I wouldn't trade for a nice gold watch or a brand new car. Those material items won't make me feel the way a tailgate makes me feel. Those material things won't compare because they won't give me the same experience. Sure a new car will drive me to work in a quieter cabin or softer seats. The problem is that experience won't have the same impact on me. A quiet cabin and soft seats won't reinforce or create any new beliefs in me. It won't bring about great thoughts. Without the great thoughts it won't lead to a surge of great feelings. I need those great feelings to make me take great actions so I can get great results. If you don't agree let me prove my point. I wrote this blog because of the impact tailgating has on me. There will be one person who will read this and make the decision to put off buying a new car or a new purse and they will take that money and spend it on an experience. That experience will have a great impact on their life. They will end up with a great result and because of that and so will I. As always I implore you to Enjoy the Journey!
With gratitude,
Drew
With gratitude,
Drew
Thursday, September 24, 2015
Your job is not your source of income.
Drew’s Reminder,
Your job is not your source of income. How is that so? My job gives me a check every pay period. How can my job not be my source of income? That kind of thinking can lead to you not reaching your potential. If you see your job as your source of income then the only way you will see to gain more income is to devote more to your job. However, we all know that your job is not devoted to you. Your job is paying you for a service. The job is paying you to provide some type of value. Where does that value come from? It comes from within.
Therefore you are your source of income. Provide the same value year over year and you'll receive the same relative income year over year. Once you stop providing value then you will no longer receive any income. Once you start providing more value you will receive more income. That is how it works. But how can you provide more value? You could get extra training or learn a new skill. That will most likely give you an increase in the value you provide. However it will not be substantial. If you want to provide a substantial amount of increased value you have to work within.
What do I mean by working within? You have to work on your thoughts and your beliefs. Those are the things that will drive you to take action that will result in the delivery of more value. There's no other way around it. Many of you have either figured it out or seen it in action on your job or in the marketplace. In Corporate America the people that provide the most value and get the most income are the ones who have the traits necessary to get things done. They have confidence. They have persistence. They believe. They do not worry about how something will get done. They know it will if we put our minds to it. They have vision. They communicate that vision freely and openly. They challenge when they believe something needs to be challenged. They have no fear of failure because they understand failure is part of life. They focus on learning from each failure so that they will be better for the next opportunity. They know that there will be a next opportunity because this is a world of abundance and they are determined to get their share of it. They do not wait for the next opportunity either. They actively search for it. They know the only time we have is right now and we must take advantage of it. These are all great traits.
There are some of us who exude this traits and some of us that don't. The truth is we all can if we put in the right work and take the right actions. Too many of us shut off work once we leave the job. We look at doing something outside of the job as extra work and who wants to do extra work? However, if we knew what that so called extra work could do for our lives we would all do it and do it happily. What is this extra work that I'm referring to anyway? I'll give you a list and tell you the benefits.
Meditating - Meditation is a practice that increases your awareness. Awareness is the key to living life. When you are fully aware you not only enjoy life to its fullest extent you are also fully in the moment at all times. The power of awareness allows you to minimize stress and handle anything that comes your way. http://www.freemeditation.com/meditation-basics/
Practicing Gratitude - Practicing gratitude has an endless amount of benefits. At its basic core it is a tool to put our emotions in a positive space. Emotions are key to the actions we take day in and day out. Our thoughts and beliefs will drive our emotions and our emotions will drive our actions. Need proof? Take any situation and compare what actions a happy person would take versus a mad person. The beauty of it all is you are in total control. http://www.happify.com/hd/the-science-behind-gratitude/
Journaling - Journaling is a great tool to capture your thoughts and feelings. It can be used to practice gratitude, set and define goals, visualize, help clarify your desires and harness creativity. There is power in writing things down. It helps connect your conscious mind with your subconscious mind. You will have to get into your subconscious to truly defeat any limiting beliefs you may have. http://lifehacker.com/why-you-should-keep-a-journal-and-how-to-start-yours-1547057185
Visualization - Visualization is a mental tool that is in use everyday however many of us aren't aware that we aren't utilizing it effectively. When you have doubt or fear about something you will visualize that something going bad. You end up attracting that result even though it wasn't the result you truly wanted. When you have confidence in something you visualize that something happening and you end up attracting the result that you wanted. Visualization is intentionally attracting what you want by focusing your mind on exactly what you want and how you want it. It intensifies the attraction which improves your chances of success. Anyone who practices the technique can tell you stories of how it has worked for them over their life. I'm sure you've heard of a vision board. http://www.learnmindpower.com/using_mindpower/visualization/
In my opinion these are most basic examples of work that needs to be done by you in order to improve your value. Once you improve your value the income will follow and it will follow much quicker than just doing what the job wants you to do. You have to have intangibles that set you apart from the standard worker bee. These tools build those intangibles. Do not fear that adding this work to your life will make you even more tired and stressed. I promise you it will do the opposite. You will be more energized and less stressed which leads to more value.
Your income is based on the value you provide. Increasing value equals increasing income. Build more value in yourself. Skip an hour of TV every night this week and work on one or all of these tools. You will not be disappointed. You will be rewarded. Enjoy the journey!
With gratitude,
Drew
Tuesday, July 21, 2015
Finding Inspiration
Drew’s Reminder,
“Finding
Inspiration”
I got my eyes on you,
You're everything that I see
I want your hot love and emotion, endlessly
I can't get over you,
You left your mark on me
I want your high love and emotion, endlessly
'Cause you're a good girl and you know it
You act so different around me
'Cause you're a good girl and you know it
I know exactly who you could be
Just hold on we're going home
Just hold on we're going home
It's hard to do these things alone
Just hold on we're going home, ho oh
You're the girl
You're the one
Gave you every
Thing I love
I think there's something
Baby
I think there's something
Baby
This is one of my
all-time favorite songs. Every time I hear it, it invokes emotions in me
that I truly enjoy. It’s almost magical at times. But when you read
the lyrics you may misunderstand why this song is so magical to me. This song is titled “Hold On, We’re Going
Home” and is by Drake featuring Majid Jordan.
It was released in 2013.
If you’ve read one
of my previous blogs you may remember that 2013 was a very defining year in my
life. It was the year that I truly found
gratitude and began incorporating it into my life. It was a great time to learn the power of
gratitude since I was at a time in my life where I could have gone into a
downward spiral. I had just lost a job
that I had worked over 10 years to achieve.
At the time I was in a job that was paying me 60% of what I was
accustomed to getting paid and it looked like it would be a long time before I
reached that type of salary again. I didn’t know exactly what was in store for
me; I just knew everything would ultimately be all right. Practicing gratitude gave me the peace to be
comfortable in that belief.
But practicing
gratitude wasn’t the only inspiration I experienced during this time in my
life. Because I practiced gratitude I
had a new lens on life and I found inspiration in many other ways. One of those ways was by listening to the
song “Hold On, We’re Going Home.” I don’t remember when it started but I do know
it was during one of my commutes home.
Once it started I repeated the process for many more commutes home. It almost became a ritual. I am reliving the memory of the emotions related to that ritual right now as I
write this blog.
As you read the
lyrics to the song you will immediately think it is a typical love song. You
would think it’s a man singing about a girl who he loves and has high
expectations for. That's probably how the majority of listeners interpret the song. That's probably how the song writer wanted the song interpreted. That is not how I interpreted the song. Let’s break down the lyrics so I can explain.
I got my eyes on you,
You're everything that I see
To me the “you” in the song represented my true self. Think of singing about yourself in third
person. You can also think in terms of your conscious mind singing about your subconscious mind.
I want your hot love and emotion,
endlessly
I can't get over you,
Here the “hot love
and emotion” represented the
happiness that I was so fortunate to experience after practicing gratitude for
28 straight days. That emotion was
something I’d never felt and sustained at any other part of my life. I wanted it because it felt so good. I couldn’t get over how good it felt.
'Cause you're a good girl and you know it
You act
so different around me
To me the “good girl” represented a great person and I knew I was a great person. I also felt that the “act so different around me” represented the confidence and self
worth I felt inside but did not often outwardly express.
'Cause you're a good girl and you know it
I know exactly
who you could be
I really got emotional on this
part of the song. Although, I hadn’t
reached my full potential; I knew “exactly”
who I “could be.”
Just hold on we're going home
Just hold on we're going home
It's hard
to do these things alone
Just hold on we're going home, ho oh
Home represented my ultimate destination of true happiness day in
and day out. I know I’m on my way as
long as I hold on and stay the course. I
know it’s hard (if not impossible)
to get there alone so this served as a little reminder that I’ll need help
along the way.
You're the girl
You're the one
Gave you every
Thing I love
I think
there's something
Baby
I think
there's something
Baby
This represented me acknowledging I’m the one and I’m giving
life my all. The “think” in my mind was replaced with believe and the “something” was my ability to achieve my desires. I truly believe I will achieve my desires.
That is what the
song “Hold On, We’re Going Home” means to me.
It is a wonderful song to inspire me about my overall outlook on life. I’m grateful that my experience with
practicing gratitude has allowed me to see this song the way I see it. I believe that I will achieve all of my
desires and anytime I need a little reminder I’ll put this song on and let it
do its magic. If you don’t have a
similar inspiration I hope you find one soon.
Maybe you can share mine. Enjoy
the journey!
With gratitude,
Drew
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)




