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Alfonso Rodriguez When we were kids we all had high aspirations. Some of us wanted to be doctors, lawyers, policemen, astronauts and even president of the United States. None of us held limitations to our goals; we thought we were invincible. The possibility of failure was nonexistent and our focus was only on success and the positive aspects of life. As we entered our teenage years our idealistic hopes began to fade as our view of life became more mature and realistic. Study, -
Blog postThe sun upon the plain has set, A painting so majestic
The red, orange, and yellow hues Is over taking the blue
God’s mighty hand has wielded well
His great brush of beauty tells
His perfect earth our eyes behold!
Yet of its splendor ne’er told
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Zak Fick is an entrepreneur who strives to see beauty and inspiration in the world around him. He writes poetry to motivate, educate, and inspire. His business endeavors include pursuing an MBA in Entrepre -
Blog postThe following is an excerpt from O'Habits: 40 Success Habits of Oprah Winfrey and the One Bad Habit She Needs to Stop by Warren Cassell Sr.
Imagine you have a job interview at 9:00am and you get up early for it. The iron has stopped working and by the time your neighbor rushes over to bring you one, you have lost your composure and you‟re totally flustered because you only have one chance to make a good first impression. Your neighbor calms you and you are all made up (for women) an -
Blog postStanding up
Or standing out
That’s what life
Is all about
Passions grow
From simple seeds
And welling up
With inner needs
Flowers grow in sunshine
When weeding gives them space
Blooming in the sunlight
And warmth of nature’s grace
Winds do sway in motion
Through solitary hours
Such is the price of beauty
Of extraordinary flowers
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Blog postA little silly flower
Blowing the in breeze
Clinging to her petals
In case someone might sneeze
Stay open to the sunshine
And drink the life of rain
Hold close to mother earth
Standing tall through strife and pain
In the end the colors fade
The petals lose their grip
And from the bounds that hold us here
Our grasp must surely slip
As darkness comes we turn to seed
And cast upon the wind
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Blog postThe burning forests blur the night
Giving off their eerie light
Why the need to change these places
We see no smiles upon your faces
It doesn't do your planet good
To cut these forests down for wood
And clearing green lands for farms
Results in only unseen harms
The plants themselves they are the answer
To cure this thing that you call cancer
And turn the tide on global warming
That many find as so alarming
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Blog postWithin a field of flowers
It's rare that one stands out
We see their single beauty
And little more about
But when it comes to people
The view comes in real close
Exposing every difference
Prompting feelings of morose
Children play together
Whether yellow, brown, or white
But we often forget to play
As our differences come to light
I present this day a flower
With petals different than the rest
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Blog post“Not only do well, but also do good.”
~Latin Saying
Whether it is written down or just a thought, everyone has a personal manifesto which guides their decisions and path throughout life. Some are just thoughts and very flexible while others are concrete, strict and followed to the tee. I myself have one! And it’s made up of just fourteen words: If you are going to do anything, you might as well make an impact.
Yes, this may seem too short to be the -
Blog postEven though I know it's here,
I find it nowhere.
My instinct tells me that it's near,
but for some reason it doesn't appear.
I stop and wonder, could it be, that it lies right within me. ~ Warren Cassell, Jr. -
Blog postSeveral sea turtles sprint across the beach, jumping over driftwood and dodging hungry birds. These creatures simply do not know the meaning of the word “obstacle.”
At the young age of thirteen, Warren Cassell Jr. came to the conclusion that we can learn everything there is to know about life by simply observing nature.
In this intentionally short book, Warren invites us to take a dive into the oceans that cover nearly three quarters of the earth’s surface. He shares so
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