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Award-winning, Christian artist, Ray Boltz was at the pinnacle of his career but was shunned by most of his fans when he lived his truth and came out as gay. RayBoltz.com #Christian #musician #songwriter #RayBoltz #gay #truth #love #acceptance #hope #gospelmusic #acceptance #relationships #friendships
Cindy Kolbe @cindy_kolbe tells her story of resilience and hope. She fell asleep at the wheel and was in a car crash which severed her daughter’s spinal cord. #resilience #hope #grief #acceptance #inspiration #perspective StrugglingwithSerendipity.com
Susan Rudnick reviews her memoir, Edna’s Gift which shares her relationship with her sister who taught her to be open to new opportunities and to unconditionally accept others. SusanRudnick.com #Holocaust #sisterhood #motherhood #love #acceptance #adoption
Devina Kaur lives life to its fullest. She is known as the Sexy Goddess who shares her relentless optimism with the world and empowers herself and others in loving themselves unconditionally. She teaches you to embrace You! SexyBrilliant.com #thedevinakaur #sexy #brilliant #confidence #happiness #acceptance
Lead, don’t react. Life is a series of events. Often we don’t realize that what we experienced an hour ago is still affecting us. When you practice self-check-ins it helps you recognize if you are holding on to something that is currently irrelevant. If you continually practice this, you will be able to immediately let go of negative emotions instead of carrying them into the next moment. Lead your thoughts and emotions, don’t let them lead you. Thought Leader and Transformational Coach, Liana Chaouli shares her wisdom in helping you lead your life. She helps you recognize ways in which you are reactive as opposed Learn more…
When you accept diversity in others you grow and develop. We are all different in some way. We often use global labeling, a form of stereotyping, and think that one person who has “wronged” us is the representative of that particular group. This can happen via religion, sexuality, gender, race, age, nationality, and in many other ways. In thinking that someone who is different than you is wrong or is “less than” you, you are not only doing them a disservice, but also a disservice to you. When you only spend time with people who are exactly like you, you will not grow and develop Learn more…