Life lessons are an invaluable emotional tool that can set you up on a path of being successful, only if you stop to notice them. So how do you pick up on the lesson itself when sometimes you are too busy to notice it? Even worst, you are too proud to acknowledge it. For someone like me who is still an adolescent not only in heart, but also mind, my barrier has been my pride. In my eagerness to succeed at a very young age, I sometimes forget the meaning of my actions and the consequences of those actions.

Turning 30 today has brought on a new wave of thinking for me, almost like a discovery mode. Starting a new decade in my life, I believe a promise I need to make myself and to others in my life is to reduce the exaggeration mindset and come down to more reality. Not something most see as an issue, but for someone who uses it to gain respect, it can get carried away.

I think everyone entering a new decade in age should do an audit of themselves over the past decade and try to improve over the next 10 years. Pretty heavy stuff I know, but hey it’s my blog…

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