Isn’t life a series of decisions we make where if we had just used common sense our life would be easier and better? Small choices we make are many times not insignificant. These small decisions can sometimes turn into big changes. I’ve always told young people that work for me or young family members to make friends with hard working pe…
Isn’t life a series of decisions we make where if we had just used common sense our life would be easier and better? Small choices we make are many times not insignificant. These small decisions can sometimes turn into big changes. I’ve always told young people that work for me or young family members to make friends with hard working people that thrive and support themselves. If you hang around with bums you’ll be a bum. If you follow and don’t let go of the wrong people, the right people won’t show up in your life. Isn’t this true in our political world as well? When we see the worship of people that harm or hate others we see that it drives the good people away. Supporting people that want to strip fellow citizens of their freedoms breeds more power to the corrupt. If we continually fail at removing the corrupt from our lives or from our government it will create more corruption, more riots, more hate. It starts with small choices we make, as small as helping your neighbor, helping a friend or a stranger. Some of these small choices I have made turn into the biggest positive changes in my life. J.Goodrich
Isn’t life a series of decisions we make where if we had just used common sense our life would be easier and better? Small choices we make are many times not insignificant. These small decisions can sometimes turn into big changes. I’ve always told young people that work for me or young family members to make friends with hard working people that thrive and support themselves. If you hang around with bums you’ll be a bum. If you follow and don’t let go of the wrong people, the right people won’t show up in your life. Isn’t this true in our political world as well? When we see the worship of people that harm or hate others we see that it drives the good people away. Supporting people that want to strip fellow citizens of their freedoms breeds more power to the corrupt. If we continually fail at removing the corrupt from our lives or from our government it will create more corruption, more riots, more hate. It starts with small choices we make, as small as helping your neighbor, helping a friend or a stranger. Some of these small choices I have made turn into the biggest positive changes in my life. J.Goodrich