Quotes About Losing A Loved One

13 Ralph Waldo Emerson Quotes That Transformed My Life

I had an inkling that it had something to do with my natural ability to create words. From the age of 14 I had begun to shape lyrics for my original songs that I composed. I loved to read and write poetry, and so day in and day out I found myself sharpening my talent on the grindstone of consistency and practice. Deep within me I knew that I had books in me as well. Little did I know that those skills would one day take me into the world of the blog. To my joy, I found his original volumes in the depths of the library’s basement, and it is there that I visited day after day and week after week until I had read nearly everything he had ever written. I took notes and created my own personal summary through the eyes of someone seeking inspiration, motivation and a sense of worth. I didn’t like or necessarily understand everything that he wrote because he had written in another century and used the language of his times. But there were moments when his heart penetrated my very own – and his words burnt deep into the very depths of my soul. It is amazing how what I write resonates with the hearts of men and women from all around the world. Writing in one sense is a selfish endeavor, because we write for ourselves in most cases – but the beauty of writing for yourself, and even at times about yourself, empowers your readers as they face the very same challenges and seek answers to the same issues. And let’s face it – that it is the nature of human beings to love a good story. Through the years I have had to learn how to trust myself. I have stepped out in business, published books, created blogs and online courses not knowing whether or not they would succeed – but when you do that there is a strength that is implanted deeply into your heart – an inner vibration that creates music – and that music is aligned to your passion. And what a wonderful place it is to reside. Identify your strengths and then make your strengths strong. This is a principle that has stood me in good stead for many years now. When you identify your personal uniqueness and then proceed to operate your life from that center, then the world becomes your oyster. That’s where the magic happens. That’s where the opportunities come. That’s where the finance flows. That’s where the resources rise to the surface. To be happy with who you are – therein is peace. To be true to your inner compass and to the principles that build a strong life – filled with integrity.

According to Jason...: QUOTES ABOUT LOSING A LOVED ONE

I am a writer of screenplays, web content, articles, and fiction - with a passion for only the beautiful things in life. Those include: traveling, foreign cultures, fashion, art, comedy, reading, writing, nature, health, love, food, wine, music, and the most beautiful creation ever, women. I am definitely a certified movie geek, with absolutely no sense of embarrassment about it. My purpose here is to share some of my work, which hopefully informs, entertains, stimulates, and adds some humor to your life.

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