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Hi Cheryl! It sounds like you have an amazing testimony to encourage and to inspire and I look forward to hearing more about it! I, too, am a single mother so I also empathize in that regard as well. I look forward to working alongside you in this course!
“The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.”
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Being that I am a very emotional woman who often wears her feelings on her sleeves, my voice tends to be very passionate and I am quite blunt with my feelings. Reading my old journals, my writing is extremely heartfelt and candid. It accidentally came out in quite a few classes I took when I was trying to write objectively, but my emotion pours out anyway. I’m currently working on a story and it’s coming out, lol. So…I’m accepting it.
“The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.”
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The great thing about having a “worldview” is that it is YOUR unique perspective and not everyone has to subscribe to it or tell you what you “should” do with your beliefs…
Once I wrote one worldview, they just kept pouring in! But I will share only 3…
1. Every person should strive to possess empathy.
2. Every person should make personal development a habit of their life.
3. Every person should never be afraid to start over or reinvent themselves as many times as they like.
“The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.”
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Hi Heather! It’s nice to meet someone else living in Europe. I am currently stationed in Italy! I wish you the best in this course!
“The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.”
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Hi Anthony! I am also from South Jersey, the BETTER part of New Jersey! 😉 I left in 2009 when I enlisted in the military, but I still do visit to see family. I really miss the food and the diverse cultures and entertainment- there was something for EVERYONE!
I am new to the course as well. I hope that this course gives us both what we are looking for!
“The saddest thing in life is wasted talent.”
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