Tag: writing
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Peter’s Quote of The Day
I love reading. I learn from what I read. One of the more important aspects I learned is; if I don’t apply what I’ve learned, I lose what I’ve learned. In addition, reading replenishes those parts of my being that would otherwise die. That’s not all… I learn from my mistakes too and don’t mind
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Peter’s Quote of The Day
The most powerful moment in my life was discovering my true identity, who I am; for the first time, I began to love myself and have a deep respect for my mind and body. At this point, I made a decision to let go of my past. In doing so, I enabled myself to bear-hug
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Peter’s Quote of The Day
Whilst Covid was sadly for some, a final end to their stay on earth and to many, many others, tragedy’s of differing measures; for me, it has been a time of change, acceptance, and opportunity. A significant lesson in terms of adapting to a situation and making it work for me. I love each new
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Peter’s Quote of The Day
I am happy to know that nothing in life is ever ‘finished;’ everything in my life is in a state of evolvement. Flowers give bees nectar and pollen. Bees pollinate flowers, allowing them to reproduce. I reasoned, if this process never finishes, it simply continues. If something continues, there can never be a destination in
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Peter’s Quote of The Day
In a moment when I was in a state of deep depression, the load in my life was too heavy to bear, I received a powerful piece of advice from a sweet gentle lady; she said, “Whenever you are confronted with things you cannot bear then say, ‘This too shall pass and the best is
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Peter’s Quote of The Day
“Don’t touch that plate, it’s hot,” Mother yelled. I touched the plate. She was right, it was hot. I screamed in agony, the pain seared deep into my innermost, I never slept that night. Whilst nursing my wound she said, “Those that will not listen, must feel.” I never forgot those words. Today I am
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Peter’s Quote of The Day
I have learned the art of dealing with failures. Failures in my life have been a maturation process, accepting this belief causes me to grow. Secondly, if they happen consistently it could mean a ‘fork in the road,’ a possible call to change direction.Most of the projects I undertook in my life were failures. These
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Why Write? Part Five
If you have just joined us, then you need to read previous editions in the series, you will find these here: Scroll down to the beginning, ‘Why Write?’ With each publication in this series, I will be giving you assignments to do and ask you to return these to me for editing. This way you send
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