Inspire, Dream, Hope, and Believe.

by Rachwrites82

Rated: E · Book · Emotional · #1532621

Thoughts on my life, and circumstances.

Warning. I write deep. Writing helps me discover what I’m feeling, and who I am. It breaks away the thoughts of everyday life, and it leads me into a place of comfort and peace. I try to write for everybody, as well as myself, just in case I make sense of something someone else may have needed also. I love inspiring people with my writing. If I never become discovered I will be ok, just as long as my work gets read somewhere. I know it is meant to be read. Please enjoy as you read my deepest thoughts. Don’t say I didn’t warn you.

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Kier

Dec 25, 2009 at 9:27pm
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Motivation is always a big factor for me, and this sums up the way I feel about life on many days. Very deep, indeed.

NOVAcatmando

Dec 23, 2009 at 9:19am
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Z.˚rz

May 4, 2009 at 2:56pm
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The other thing about starting over is that you're always one game above .500. Seven times I started off wrong but 8 times I tried again. So you're always winning. The Washington Nationals can't even say that!

Steve adding writing to ntbk.

Mar 20, 2009 at 9:22am
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Cool! I like imagery and the effort you are putting forth. I applaud you for that. Your little deep thoughts have been thought provoking and a joy to read.
Copenator out!

Steve adding writing to ntbk.

Mar 20, 2009 at 9:19am
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It's the risk you take everytime you engage another in coversation. Whether a relationship develops into a friendship depends on how open both parities are. You come up with some deep and interesting topics that require cogitation and thanks for that.
Copenator out!

Steve adding writing to ntbk.

Mar 20, 2009 at 9:16am
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It's okay to be an introvert on any given day. The key is knowing when to turn on your extrovert porsonality in the mix. Just this past Wednesday night I met someone who I had not met before and she wanted to know about me and my wife. The point came where I had to choose the short or long answer. I chose the long answer and hopefully made a good impression on the friend Rhonda and I went to meet in Austin. When to do this? Everytime and the more you do so the easier it becomes to lay aside the introverted side and let the extrovert out. It really is a Jeckle and Hyde thing the more you use a muscle/trait/talent/introvert the stronger it becomes. Stretch your extrovert muscle more and more at each successive encounter.
Copenator out!

Steve adding writing to ntbk.

Mar 20, 2009 at 9:01am
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Ah the age old question. What to do this day that is important, then you have a to do list a mile long. How about starting with fewer important things a day and that way they don't become so overwhelming.
Am I in the ballpark or have I missed the point totally?
Copeantor out!
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Steve adding writing to ntbk.

Mar 20, 2009 at 8:50am
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Deep! ha ha. Well I do try to be one who does what is right and bear witness of Jesus as Savior and Lord of my life. Sometimes my personality can be changed by what's going on around me or if I am stimulated to anger by the news that happens every day.
Copenator out!

JustTurtle

Mar 9, 2009 at 11:15pm
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I identify with what you're saying here. I used to be just like that. That's how I got that 'turtle' nickname. It was a metaphore of how I often would be all outgoing one moment and then just close up the next. But, I'm almost thirty now and am more extroverted now than I was then. It took a lot of work and the influence of friends and other such things, but... I guess what I'm trying to say is, dont be too hard on yourself if you're introverted and quite sometimes. The real you will show up and surprise everyone with brilliance.

And, I'm sure you already know this - it's normal to be afraid to put yourself out there. It's a normal fear - that fear of being hurt - but if you never put yourself out there, you'll find that life is passing you by as you sit on the bench. At least, that's what I felt when I realized that I was hiding behind that fear of putting myself out there. Who wants a broken heart? Not I. Anyway, donno why I ran off on that tangent. Just wanted to say I identify.

Have a good one.

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