Posts Tagged ‘hope’

I once asked famed molecular biologist Bruce Lipton, "From a scientist's perspective, if you had one piece of advice to pass to our youth, what would it be?" His answer was simple: "Follow your heart." What if your dreams invigorate every cell of your body, and bring you the energy to move mountains? What if, by following your heart, you reduce stress, access your creativity more easily, and add a spring to your step that attracts all sorts of amazing opportunities? What if all the courage, the faith, the wisdom you need ...

Traditionally, God has taken the spotlight in this catchy little tune. But if it's true that we are the hands and feet that were blessed with dominion of this tiny blue planet (as the book of Genesis would tell us), perhaps it's time to roll up our sleeves a bit and expand our repetoire? What if we remembered that we have an entire world rich in resources here at our fingertips every day? What if we knew the answer ...

There is a transformation happening outside my office window. After a long, cold, snowy winter, the first signs of spring are sneaking into the landscape. What if this spring marks a transformation in your own life? What if today marks the fragrant beginning of a new chapter for your relationships? Your career? Your sense of well-being? What if NOW is the time to fully embrace the beauty and brilliance of who you are? “And the day came when the risk to remain tight in a bud ...

The winter Olympics are in full swing, bringing non-stop evidence of the strength of the human spirit and the possibility for bringing together the world for the sake of peaceful competition. What if you allow their torch to inspire you to perform at your best this week? What if you awaken your own will and determination by looking into the eyes of these athletes from around the globe? What if we keep the torch of peace burning as we ...

First of all, the inauguration of President Barack H. Obama was an inspiration. When I was a child, I was taught to be proud to be an American. I felt a sense of blind patriotism every time I saw the flag. As I grew older, especially once I began traveling overseas, it became more difficult to turn a blind eye to the impact our culture has around the world. So, Tuesday morning, when I looked at the mall in Washington and saw almost two millions American flags, waving in joy and celebration as our new president empowered and implored us to ...