take time to dream

If the it's true that "the sky's the limit",
you'll never see such looking down at a screen. #taketimetodream 🍺

music to motivate my writing(s)

Heavy metal hard rock music instrumental compilation

poetry by the day

Each day is like another verse in the poetry that is our lives.

poetry in motion?

I'm not so much 'poetry in motion' - I'm more "prose that falls and keeps getting back up" #nevergiveup #youcandoit #prose #fridaymotivation
"The journey of a thousand miles begins with one step." - even if it is a painful first step...
These were the very first steps I took in trying to run for the first time after a VERY serious and life altering accident. I fell, but I kept getting back up:)

Edison

"Genius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration", said the prolific inventor Thomas Edison who never got a patent for deodorant? #inspiration #ThomasEdison

a chrous that inspires

Music is a very integral part of my life. I listen to so many gendres of music, and this song nails it for me.
The chorus is like it was lifted from my life after my accident, "Had fingers in my eyes, had needles in my veins, a knife right through my heart, I am a victory"...no matter what anyone views me as being - to me, I am a victory!

After my accident, I DID have fingers in my eyes, needles in my veins, and did feel like a knife had run through my heart.
So although the lyrics of the song were not written specifically to my experiences, it (to me) does speak of my challenges, and to how far I have come, and that I am a victory.

to the top

Often in life to achieve things perseverance is required. But without #resilience, perseverance is like climbing a mountain by talking about it. You have to take a vision & use it to stoke the fire of desire to burn within to fuel the motivation to take the steps to reach the summit. #youcandoit

you CAN do it

The scenes in this clip are of Rob Schneider saying the words that truly should be part of the inner dialogue of everyone. Especially at those times when you question if you can do something.
The phrase is so simple, but sometimes the most simple things are the best.