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Put Pen to Paper to Preach Something Greater
How and Why I Write Everyday
Trial and Error: It’s Easier Than It Seem, Yet Harder Than You Deem
Dreams don’t work unless you do — John C. Maxwell
Our aspirations usually stem from our inspirations, but soon turn into anticipations. We have to be able to learn to be consistent before we can be insistent. It’s only human for us to crave what we desire, but how long will you attach yourself to something that isn’t here yet? The best way for us to feel fulfilled right now is by doing what we can with what we have.
We give ourselves goals, but what do they really mean? Because it’s us who has to kick the ball into the net. It’s a team effort between us, our task, and our trust. We just have to be honest with what we want, enough for it to be a taunt that will haunt.
But wanting is not enough either, we have to will it into existence, but such a road is laced with lessons and ends with wisdoms. As when we’re true to our intentions, then we can be open to its tensions.
It’s going to be full of unease, and we’re going to wish we were never the recipient of such tease. Yet, in search of terrific, we have to put ourselves through terror-infused traffic.
The Racetrack to Track the Race
There’s only so much we can do, but something is the sum of all things. We’re always going to start with nothing, but that’s what it takes to get somewhere.
I use writing as a journal, as a record, to personalize my perspective of this bizarre bazaar we call life.
And because I have so many ideas bubbling around at all times that I organize my mind by binding what little I have to something bigger, in hopes that another lifeline may mine into a lifetime through my internal limelight, a deadline in search of the divine.
It’s a way for me to document life’s coincidence as a tenant relishing its residence, passing a present as my precedence, for what more do we need in life than…
