There is a pattern I see happening frequently these days – people who start strong but somehow fall off track and don’t seem to know how to regain their momentum. Their failure stems from a misunderstanding regarding one of the hardest questions they neglect to ask while riding high in the spotlight and that is, What will you do next? To answer the question, here is my advice: it’s simple yet one of the hardest things most will ever do. My suggestion is to learn to move. You truly need to move – emotionally, mentally, and physically. Friend, you need

My topic today is a hard one about forgiveness, and I think it’s so important friends that you stop carrying the anger and hurt and frustration that we have in your life because it only hurts you. Most of the people you were angry with have moved on, they don’t even think about what they’ve done, and I think it’s important that we walk through the feelings we have because they are genuine, you were hurt, it is a scar, but a scar can be healed. So, I’m going to talk about letting go of old hurts and memories of

I had the opportunity to go to Russia, where I was speaking at a conference. I toured the country with friends when I was there, and I must say Russia is a stunningly beautiful place. The churches are magnificent, and the cities are fascinating, simply put, I had a great time. It was a dream come true to visit the Hermitage and see and walk into Saint Basil’s Cathedral. That being said, there are some funky foods and traditions in Russia that I’ve seen in other countries but for some reason, it is a big deal in Russia. I’m talking