Coach Lori Park

We are being flooded with so much information that it's hard to keep up.

Some of the information sounds so crazy, it's hard to believe it can possibly be true,

I've always been one who wants to know the truth, no matter how painful it might be.  The reason why is simple, if you know the truth you can make the appropriate adjustment for a better outcome.  If you make a decision on a false narrative, then you're not fixing anything.

Garbage In, Garbage Out.

When you're "digestion information", you are suspending your judgement while processing the facts, and research any questionable aspects.

When you are "denying information", you're blocking any information from being processed.

Common signs of Denial

Refusing to talk about the problem

Finding a way to justify the situation

Blaming other people, or outside forces for causing the problem

Just remember, it's the Truth that sets us Free!

"An Honest Look  At REALITY"

Sometimes holiday gatherings can be challenging.  When they are, we need to take an honest look at what's going on.

Maybe you find that others don't have the same beliefs or opinions that you do.                    NEWSFLASH: They aren't suppose to!!!

Think about your Thanksgiving table, if every dish was seasoned the exact same way, the meal would be dull and boring.  But as it is, some dishes are delightful to your personal taste, while others you can take or leave....HOWEVER all the dishes bring value to the meal.

So it is with the people around the table.  Each person brings an unique flavor to the gathering. Since we have no control over others, we have only our-self to look at.  Are we bringing something that blends with the occasion, or something sour and off putting?

This is my personal way to prepare myself for theses gatherings.  I look at myself as a gift I'm bringing to the celebration.  I try to wrap it to the best of my ability, all the w...

                 Perspective

When we Change the way we look at things....

          The things we look at Change!

EXPERIENCES ARE OUR TEACHERS!

Like it or not, this statement is very true.  As I was sorting through my own life, I came to the point of realizing there is the Outer environment where I interact with others, and the Inner environment where I discern what took place, look for understanding, disconnect from wrong perception, feel my feelings about the situation, forgive others or myself where needed, and then I'm able to grow from the experience.

So much of "Life's Injustices" come from misunderstandings and wrong perceptions.  What if the majority of us, took that quiet time to review our experiences and digest what happened in order to extract the golden nuggets for us to learn and grow from?

We learned and grew while we were in school, and that doesn't stop after graduation.  I'm sure you can name numerous things you learned...and then was able to gain additional knowledge because of your foundational understanding.

Isn't a happy life, and a harmonious world worth the few quite mo...