Anything worth doing, is worth doing badly. No one’s born an expert, master, or with great talent. Everybody starts as a n00b. But if it’s worth doing well someday — start today, f*ck it up, do it badly… Just start. Just try. It’s okay to fail. Fail miserably. Fail spectacularly. Mess it up, screw it…
Think about something you want — a relationship, a career path, a personal goal. Does it scare you? Is it something YOU honestly want (verses “should” want or others want for you)? This is what I believe. A quick “formula” to test if you should pursue something or not: Option 1: This scares me and it’s not…
I’m feeling grateful right now. Just wrapped after two days of working on a film set. It’s baby steps, but I’m following my dreams and that in itself is emotionally fulfilling. It’s not about how big you get, how far you go, or how much money you make — the emotional fulfillment simply comes from…
If you’re stepping outside your comfort zone, it’s totally okay to feel nervous and scared. You’re growing. You’ve never done this before. It’s bigger than anything you’ve done or who you’ve ever been before. Fear is not the reason to stop or avoid it. Fear is the sign, the confirmation, you’re on the right track….
Without hope, we have nothing. Life has its highs and lows, good memories and not-so-good ones. If you’re going through a low right now, I feel you. I go through them too. Take care of yourself. Be extra kind and gentle with yourself during this time. And above all, search for the hope. Find it….
You’re wealthy if people like you. I don’t mean “like” as in people-pleasing, approval-seeking, or being a doormat. I mean other people like spending time with you, talking with you, being around you. They enjoy your company. They want you around. You’re a positive influence in their lives. If you have that, you’re wealthy. You’re…
So I came out of the “spiritual closet” last night. I’ve always been a very spiritual person. Like, seriously, you have no idea. I grew up Catholic. In the Catholic church, you’re not supposed to receive communion until AFTER a certain age, after you’ve taken certain classes, and gone through a little “First Communion” ritual….
Hi David, I am not sure you got my reply from the Melissa’s podcast sight.
You said;
“Thanks! I grew up believing something very different, but over a lifetime of seeking and personal spiritual experiences, I’ve come to understand what I do now. ❤ Thanks for sharing! How’d you come to know the same thing?”
My answer to that; I learned by pure logic that having been brought up in the Catholic church that what they were saying did not make sense and the church leaders acted like grifters.
Addition to that, I will say that I may be unusual because I remember all that happened to me since being brought back from the hospital after being born and understood all that was said around me and knew what they were talking about intellectually. I started to think about and analyze what was being said around ever since and always had the purpose to make this world a better place by knowing what was right and what was wrong. You’re welcome to know more about me and my situation as I am writing a book about the many visions I’ve had of the future