We Become What We Look At Most.

By Approaching My Problems With "what Might Make Things A Little Better?" Rather Than "what Is The Solution?" I Avoid Setting Myself Up For Certain Frustration. My Experience Has Shown Me That I Am Not Going To Solve Anything In One Stroke; At Best I Am Only Going To Chip Away At It.

Just When I Think I Have Learned The Way To Live, Life Changes.

Fears, Indecision, And Frustration Feed On Words. Without Words They Usually Stop. . . . Words Are At Times Good For Looking Back, But They Are Confining When I Need To Act In The Present.

It Seems That The Truth Is Needed Today Is Always A Lie By Tomorrow.

It Is Enough That I Am Of Value To Somebody Today.