Being a “winner” or a “loser” is all relative, but, beyond that, it’s also a perspective which is centered on meeting some subjective standards which, in the larger scheme of things, might be irrelevant.

Since life is not a sprint but a marathon, categorizing anyone who is still alive as either might be premature! It is never too late to change one’s path, but that begins by changing from the neck up.

“I’ve been told that there are losers and winners, but nothing about a loser transforming into a winner. I have yet to see that one.”

… ever hear of Helen Keller? … What about George Washington Carver? — he became famous simply by exploring how many different ways the peanut could be utilized.

There are innumerable examples, throughout history, of people overcoming great obstacles and impediments in life to achieve great things.

Perhaps you should shift your focus from what you can’t do or what you don’t have, to what you can do. Maybe it might not seem like much, but do whatever it is that you can do — for yourself and others — and see what doors life opens up.

I’ve been told that there are losers and winners, but nothing about a loser transforming into a winner. I have yet to see that one. Almost like it’s intended to be impossible.

Imagination & true personal freedom are not only the natural “antidotes” to this tragic condition; they are “life saving”…

As a holistic RN, I’ve witnessed a special spark in alive & aware people who’ve gone beyond the matrix prison. Not only do they thrive in their imagination & creativity; they are fonts of wisdom & inspiration to all who know them. They also have highly effective immune systems & seem “ageless”…

It’s amazing how many people claim to embrace (and be in support of) “freedom,” but are cowards who would rather be slaves to a system — one they know is rigged — than summon the courage to question the status quo, embrace life and challenge themselves to discover their true role in it.

I believe that a person’s destiny directly correlates to their level of imagination and courage, and their joyful willingness to apply both.