God heals, we help

Inspirational slogan
Inspirational and corporate slogan.

 

God heals, we help.

A healthcare system uses this as their “rallying cry”.

No rallying cry, then there’s nothing to rally around.

Every day.

All day.

Nothing to ignite and rally for.

 

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Confirm peace?

Peace
From social media a day or so ago.

 

 

Confirm peace?

Check.

Gratitude?

Check.

Forgiveness?

Check.

Compassion?

Check.

Joy?

Check.

Faith?

Check.

Are you smiling now?

Check.

 

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What do you see through your lens?

after
After the fact, the crazy idea becomes socially accepted.

 

Outliers are initiators.

Why?

Doesn’t matter.

What matters – and what few appreciate – is that outliers initiators change things for the better.

Initiators go places no one has been before.

Before their discovery becomes accepted, outliers are…

Heretics, lunatics, oddballs, antagonists.

Maybe, but through my lens, dreamers.

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Got 70 pounds?

A few nights ago, I asked our son, eight, to weigh himself.

The scale said 70 pounds.

Wow!

Sometimes, as much as I claim to live in the moment, the moments pass by unnoticed.

Guilty as charged. Seventy pounds. How did that happen? When did that happen.

Every adult I’ve asked for advice on raising children – and there have been hundreds over the years – has said the same thing, “They grow up fast!”

Our lives can be one big flurry of activity with little time in the slow lane.

My goal is to be the slowest of the fastest. Seriously. Check out tomorrow’s post at Lane 8.org for the “punch line”.

Carpe diem, jeff noel 🙂