Forgiveness and Gratitude Personified

Meet Katheryn Deprill, abandoned 27 years ago in a public rest room. What a remarkable young woman.

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What It’s All About

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“A meaningful life is not about being rich, or popular, or accomplished, or high-ranking. There is nothing wrong with any of these, but that’s not what it’s about.
It’s about being true to, and for, our self  while also being gentle and humble and forgiving and thankful, and being willing to extend our self to touch and lift in the lives of others.
A meaningful life brings intrinsic contentment, satisfaction, and happiness. Unfortunately, it cannot be purchased, inherited, or bestowed. If we want one, we must create it our self. 
It won’t be easy, but the good news is that regardless of our current station, if we start today, we still have enough time to finish with our very own meaningful life.” 
—Paul Mark Sutherland 

Winning Friends and Influencing People

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“Any fool can criticize, condemn, and complain but it takes character and self-control to be understanding and forgiving.” –Dale Carnegie

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Now Do Your Part

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“The moment you asked for forgiveness, God forgave you. Now do your part and leave the guilt behind.”  —Joel Osteen

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10 Simple Ways

We need not be financially wealthy to give. We can give our self away and benefit many people around, near, and dear to us by “being” a giving person. Here are 10 simple things we can choose to be.

Note: My objective is to be all of these at the same time for an entire day. And then two days. And then three days…

I’m still working on one entire day …I will get there.

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Give something today, you’ll feel wonderful.

10 Simple Ways To Give Yourself Away Today
1   be kind
2   be gentle
3   be forgiving
4   be respectful
5   be compassionate
6   be generous
7   be thankful
8   be quiet
9   be humble
10 be happy
—Paul Mark Sutherland