Tuesday, February 11, 2014

Moving on


A lot has happened in the past month, but I’m going to make this brief.

The Journey’s program didn’t work out. I got the boot because I was “too busy”. Still, the knowledge I gained in the program was worth all the effort. The main principle I learned is: Something happened that changed who I was, searching to get that person back is only going to waste my precious time.

Realizing I’ll never be that person again was hard to understand. Then an elephant jumped off my shoulders when I started to understand the new me and began learning the tools to adjust. I question if I’ll continue to climb similar hills and hope that what I learn reduces how much sweat I drop while climbing.

Best of all, I feel Free. I am home and am ready to move on with my life.  I started up graduate courses again and for the first time have the opportunity to focus on school without having to also focus on work. I feel truly blessed. I have endless things to be thankful for. Reminding myself this everyday is the key to my bliss and I hope to always keep it close to my heart.

I am working on a book and am leaning toward calling it a memoir. The focus will be my life as a Soldier and the objective is to give others hope. Whether a homeless teen or veteran, I hope that what I have to say helps someone, even if just a little. No idea “when” it will get published but I’ll be sure all of my blog readers get a copy ;-)

My posts on here will be limited as I focus on school and the book. Please feel free to contact me anytime. Never forget to love and give because it is the essence of life.

Peace.Love.Unity.Respect - oh yes I did ;)