Keeping It Real

It’s really no big deal. Knowing who you are early on in life is key. Not putting up walls, smoke screens of deception revealing basic truthfulness eliminates anxiety and complications. Whether at work or play situations arise where character is being called on. Facing a person or a group or a situation demands being upfront and honest. Anything else leads to suspicion, lack of respect and PROBLEMS!

Problems that don’t go away easily. To some, covering tracks is a way of living. For others it's trying to clean up a mess. Just as one looks in the mirror every morning and sees the face of individuality, when the need emerges to be forthcoming, remember that face and realize it’s the signature of your person and your exposable essence.

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M.Steven

No Do Overs

One thing for sure in life- there are some things we only get one shot at, doing it right. Preparing for college, doing well in college-affects the future eats up time and money.

Take life serious in general with work, relationships, and family. When you hear “life is short,” at any age believe it to be true. One of the biggest responsibilities is raising children. Be patient and take time to know them inside out, even when they might be distant, not communicating. That’s when you need to dig down deeper.

The love of your child through adulthood should never pause, neglect, or stop. Often, it can be very trying to help and maintain your connection with a daughter or son. Be relentless all-in and pay close attention always. You only get one chance to get it right, ultimately so, there are no do overs.

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M.Steven

The Little Things

That can bring the most cheers

A friendly face of an unknown can mark a day.

A gesture of support, of a life decision

To have a stress-free day at work

There's a lot at play.

Hugs and kisses from a grandchild

Lifts consciousness and spirit.

A slow drive alone, reminiscing

About the first car, first kiss

Produces gratitude and zeal

Obliging the journey’s heartfelt past and present.

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M.Steven

The Place to Be

Ever wonder where one should be?

Not related to work or home…

Loved ones, dear friends, pets, and special places,

All deserve a place in our hearts and souls.

As well as talkative remembrances

That revives life’s experiences that will be held,

In unison with love and affection.

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M.Steven

One Way or The Other

 

It will be time to discover what was completely undercover. Time has a way of being on your side. Trying to figure out the wrongs that were done. Looking from different perspectives, offers unveilings of intent and agenda. Usually, observations and deeds explain what might be of question or misunderstood. People will weigh in with opinions and insights, take- but only heed.

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M.Steven

Easier Said Than Done

Most of the time, we're sincere with our words, actions, and intent. In certain situations that may seem small to us, can be hugely significant to the person we are helping. Basic life occurrences like, borrowing money, taking a shift at work, or giving a lift to the store. low level helping hand scenarios.

It's when a promise of help that directly affects personally more than one person becomes deeply complicated. Agreeing or lying to cover up a legal incident or promising to Cosign on a loan - is questionable.

Other people may be drawn in on both sides of the issue. Even the one with the good intent may be severely impacted, maybe more than anyone else. Words and good purpose should be analyzed, scrutinized extremely well to avoid backfire and hard feelings.

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M.Steven

The Fork in The Road

When traveling down life’s roadway, there comes a time

When a big decision presents itself that impacts your future.

Tremendously, it’s a monumental moment in time

That we all encounter at some point or another.

It may be the career decision you've been putting off

That hasn't been clear enough to decide. The pivot point here is

two-fold, both have risk one maybe more than the other.

The less risky path may not be immediately beneficial but

Has long term benefits and growth invested with time.

The other choice is a gamble that needs vision, thought and

Advice to decide. The fork in the road comes in many forms

And levels of impact. The trick here is to be prepared, recognize

When the split appears and grasp the depth of the decision

That you will be making. Then, you’ll march down the crossroads

With grit and fortitude to create and live out your life

With confidence and purpose.

hope you enjoyed the reading,

M.Steven