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If you’ve read any of my articles in the past, you know that I’m not a doctor, I’m a wife, and a communicator by profession. My husband survived Prostate Cancer a little more than six years ago. We have experienced the before,during, and after procedure stress in our lives and our relationship. I write for inspiration, love, and hope for all who care to read what I offer.

Before procedures, everyone is worried about the outcome of the procedures. After the procedures, everyone has questions about the relationship, sex, and love. It can get confusing sometimes. Add to this confusion and frustrations about our bodies and aging with the fact that middle-aged women also are or will be dealing with menopausal and hormonal issues of their own and wow…..it’s nuts.

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One cannot be happy if goodness does not exist in one’s heart because without goodness, one can only complain about everything and cannot be satisfied with the things one possesses.

Goodness is indispensable for the existence of forgiveness, which in turn is indispensable for the existence of peace, which in turn is indispensable for the existence of happiness. You can observe here a chain of indispensable conditions necessary for the existence of real happiness, which you must respect if you want to be realistic.

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It really depends on the purpose of the speech. If it is for entertainment, then humor will be more important than substance. An after dinner speech is one such example. People would expect you to make them laugh more than to make them learn. Can you imagine someone preaching about the seven effective habits of highly successful people after a six-course meal?

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Fear stands for False Evidence Appearing Real! I don’t think we realize how much this can truly impact our personal and business life. I believe fear is the reason so may borrowers have called my office or met with me personally and been pre-approved for excellent mortgage programs, viewed several properties with their Realtors but have yet to move forward on actually signing a contract. And basically giving up on their dreams of homeownership!

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Fear can bind you in a web of limitations which leaches the joy from the sport you once loved. Often you don’t even know you’re afraid, your only sign is that the fun has evaporated like a cloud above the desert.

‘What? me? afraid? I’m a daredevil, I’m beyond weakness!’. But deep down, you know. You’ve probably thought about some of the points below. Once you’ve acknowledged the fear, you’re on first base. Second base is to understand the fear, third to master it, and finally, to let it go, and you’re home, free.

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