Do you dream? Do you have a vision? If so, how do you fulfill that dream? Do you have a plan? How long do you project it will take to achieve the dream? How will you get there? How? Draw the map and pull out the GPS. Know that you will get there but PLAN. How?
Finding the time to read can sometimes seem impossible; however, finding time to read is just as important as eating everyday. So, find time to read!
Picture taken with my blackberry curve.
When you consider the future, how do you see yourself making an impact? This is a question posted for daily viewing in my office so I thought I would put it out there for you to consider. Let a bunch and enjoy life my friend.
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My wife and I did the early voting yesterday. It was a really cool experience. It was the first time my wife and I went to vote together. My wife was really into the election this year. She “schooled” me on just about everything. I kept up with it the best I could.
1. have you educated yourself on your decision to vote for next president?
2. are you ready?
Check out this “cool” organization online HERE. The New Orleans Kid Camera Project was created to address the psychological and emotional impacts of Hurricane Katrina on children returning home to New Orleans. Through the use of photography, creative writing and mixed media, children from flooded neighborhoods explore their environment and express themselves, their stories and feelings with their friends. This project provides a venue for growth and recovery. By teaching the children tangible skills and exposing them to new means of expression, we hope to empower them to impact their lives and environment.
This is a great organization in New Orleans. You can visit there site HERE.
ABOUT: In 2004, the Neighborhood Story Project was founded by Rachel Breunlin and Abram Himelstein as a book-making project based in the neighborhoods where we live and work. Following our mission, “Our stories told by us,” we work with writers in neighborhoods around New Orleans to create books about their communities. The NSP is a 501 C3 tax-exempt organization in partnership with the University of New Orleans.
I had to share this post. I found it on Seth’s blog today. I think everyone that has to raise funds to fund what they’re passionate about concerning change should read this. It made me breathe easier. Another thing, I want to make sure you see the importance of being able to share your STORY via this post. It is mentioned on numerous occasions in this post about being able or just sharing your STORY. I hope this post helps. Let me say this post was originally written by Sasha Dichter.
