Last week's video we talked about Changing Your Thoughts...Can Change
Your Life. Today we want to discuss finding your strength when life is
not going according to plan.
Whenever we're faced with bad news, a difficult person, or a
disappointment of some kind, most of us get into certain habits, ways of
reacting to life - particularly adversity - that do not serve us very
well.
However, what we hope you gain from today's video is best described by
this saying, "When there is no struggle, there is no strength."
So sit back, turn up your speakers...enjoy the video and share it with others!
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Wednesday, October 30, 2013
Weekly Devotionals
| Weekly Verse |
| "Be of good courage, And He shall strengthen your heart, All you who hope in the LORD." -Psalm 31:24 |
| Weekly Quote |
| "We can walk without fear, full of hope and courage and strength to do His will, waiting for the endless good which He is always giving as fast as He can get us able to take it in." -George MacDonald |
| Weekly Thought |
| What
keeps us from attempting—let alone accomplishing—great things? None
other than fear! No wonder the phrase "fear not" is found more than 100
times throughout the Bible. The opposite of fear is courage. But how do
you get courage if you're afraid? Unlike the Cowardly Lion, it's not
like we can follow the Yellow Brick Road with Dorothy and Toto to see if
a wizard will bestow courage on us. The psalmist tells us that there is something we can do to build our courage: hope in the Lord (Psalm 31:24). There's no other starting point. It's the only thing that enabled David to face Goliath (1 Samuel 17:1-51); Gideon to lead a small rag-tag army against the might Midianites (Judges 6:1-7:25); Joshua to cross the Jordan River and later conquer Jericho (Joshua 3:1-17); Peter to walk on water (Matthew 14:22-29). And it's the only thing that enables you and me to face any giants and challenges that come our way. Is your hope in God? Oh Lord, I do put my hope in you this day. Give me the courage and strengthen my heart so I can do something great for You. Amen. |
Monday, October 28, 2013
"How you spend your money is how you vote on what exists in the world." – Vicki Robin
P.S. In regards to the above quote from Vicki Robin...
Everything we spend money on is a silent agreement that we support it's existence AND how it came to be. For example, when we purchase blue items we are quietly 'voting' for blue to exist in the world.
Or when we purchase non-organic food, we are quietly 'voting' to have pesticides and GMOs in our food.
When we purchase books from a certain author, we are quietly 'voting' to support that author and all the messages that author seeks to bring to the world.
Then there's things like charitable organizations. When we support Pachamama Alliance, we're voting to protect the rainforests of the Amazon.
Those are a few examples.
It goes on... basically everything we purchase is our way of saying "I want more of this in the world."
That's why I'm voting to bring conscious movies to the mainstream media. :)
P.S. I also recognize that it's not always just "black and white..."
Sometimes our choices are limited. Perhaps we can't afford to eat organic food, so we must eat conventional. Or maybe we live in an area where organic food isn't even available, so we eat conventional food full of pesticides. Maybe we can't afford to donate money to support Milton's Secret, so we share it on Facebook.
Still, the fundamentals are basically there. Usually we can do -something- to vote with our money or at least our actions that can effect the energy of money. Whether it's just one very small change... perhaps even a $1 donation to a favorite charity or conscious movie production, or to commit to just purchasing a few organic fruits, and so on.
Whatever our hearts are passionate about, we can choose more consciously to support them.
P.S. In regards to the above quote from Vicki Robin...
Everything we spend money on is a silent agreement that we support it's existence AND how it came to be. For example, when we purchase blue items we are quietly 'voting' for blue to exist in the world.
Or when we purchase non-organic food, we are quietly 'voting' to have pesticides and GMOs in our food.
When we purchase books from a certain author, we are quietly 'voting' to support that author and all the messages that author seeks to bring to the world.
Then there's things like charitable organizations. When we support Pachamama Alliance, we're voting to protect the rainforests of the Amazon.
Those are a few examples.
It goes on... basically everything we purchase is our way of saying "I want more of this in the world."
That's why I'm voting to bring conscious movies to the mainstream media. :)
P.S. I also recognize that it's not always just "black and white..."
Sometimes our choices are limited. Perhaps we can't afford to eat organic food, so we must eat conventional. Or maybe we live in an area where organic food isn't even available, so we eat conventional food full of pesticides. Maybe we can't afford to donate money to support Milton's Secret, so we share it on Facebook.
Still, the fundamentals are basically there. Usually we can do -something- to vote with our money or at least our actions that can effect the energy of money. Whether it's just one very small change... perhaps even a $1 donation to a favorite charity or conscious movie production, or to commit to just purchasing a few organic fruits, and so on.
Whatever our hearts are passionate about, we can choose more consciously to support them.
Sunday, October 27, 2013
Make the unseen seen
A while back I was watching a wonderful movie, Narnia: Voyage of the Dawn Treader.
There was a scene where several invisible characters are telling a girl to speak a "spell that makes the unseen... seen."
And it got me to thinking...
What exactly does that mean? In the context of the movie, the answer is simple: It's a spell that makes invisible people become visible.
What I find interesting is how it relates to our daily lives. For example...
How often do our thoughts go unexamined?
Reactions and historical conditioning drive the majority of our lives. That quick snap judgment without knowing the full situation, a moment of anger when we lack the full picture, eating the same meal day after day and driving the same path to work, and replaying the same relationship dynamics with each new partner...
All expecting different results but not really seeing any lasting, meaningful changes.
Those are all examples of unexamined thoughts directing our actions. In a way, you could think of those thoughts as "unseen." The benefits are that we don't have to think as much.
To the Inner Critic and our egos, life seems "easier" this way. That isn't necessarily true. It's just more "comfortable" to the unseen aspects of our subconscious minds.
As the scene progresses in the movie, the girl chants the spell that "Makes the Unseen Seen."
Immediately, all the seemingly savage invisible beasts reveal themselves as small, insecure, and fearful one-legged creatures. The warriors that those previously invisible creatures were attacking suddenly start making fun of the creatures... realizing how ridiculous it is that these warriors were afraid of creatures with so little power in the world.
That's exactly what happens when we take time to live consciously and examine our thoughts.
It's what happens when we stop taking the "shoulda, woulda, coulda" and the doubts, criticisms, and insecurities so seriously. We realize how ridiculous it is that we were scared of the "unseen" thoughts that used to dictate our actions, and consequently, our lives.
Since life isn't a movie, fortunately it doesn't require a spell to start working in our lives. :)
All it takes is a genuine desire to see, a map and a guide to support you in walking the paths on that map, and just a little bit (not a lot) of action.
Chris Cade
There was a scene where several invisible characters are telling a girl to speak a "spell that makes the unseen... seen."
And it got me to thinking...
What exactly does that mean? In the context of the movie, the answer is simple: It's a spell that makes invisible people become visible.
What I find interesting is how it relates to our daily lives. For example...
How often do our thoughts go unexamined?
Reactions and historical conditioning drive the majority of our lives. That quick snap judgment without knowing the full situation, a moment of anger when we lack the full picture, eating the same meal day after day and driving the same path to work, and replaying the same relationship dynamics with each new partner...
All expecting different results but not really seeing any lasting, meaningful changes.
Those are all examples of unexamined thoughts directing our actions. In a way, you could think of those thoughts as "unseen." The benefits are that we don't have to think as much.
To the Inner Critic and our egos, life seems "easier" this way. That isn't necessarily true. It's just more "comfortable" to the unseen aspects of our subconscious minds.
As the scene progresses in the movie, the girl chants the spell that "Makes the Unseen Seen."
Immediately, all the seemingly savage invisible beasts reveal themselves as small, insecure, and fearful one-legged creatures. The warriors that those previously invisible creatures were attacking suddenly start making fun of the creatures... realizing how ridiculous it is that these warriors were afraid of creatures with so little power in the world.
That's exactly what happens when we take time to live consciously and examine our thoughts.
It's what happens when we stop taking the "shoulda, woulda, coulda" and the doubts, criticisms, and insecurities so seriously. We realize how ridiculous it is that we were scared of the "unseen" thoughts that used to dictate our actions, and consequently, our lives.
Since life isn't a movie, fortunately it doesn't require a spell to start working in our lives. :)
All it takes is a genuine desire to see, a map and a guide to support you in walking the paths on that map, and just a little bit (not a lot) of action.
Chris Cade
Saturday, October 26, 2013
Chain of Kindness
Sometimes a good deed might seem to go unnoticed, but rarely do our good
deeds come back to us from the person we give them to. It’s always
from our heart that they return. This fun video represents what happens
when we do something kind, but it also demonstrates what happens when we
plant a seed – no matter how small – good or bad; it blossoms. Make
random acts of kindness a natural instinct in your life and you’ll find
yourself on the receiving end when you least expect it!
Friday, October 25, 2013
Friends
A friend is someone who knows the song in your heart and can sing it back to you when you have forgotten the words."
Celebrate your treasured friendships today! Take a moment to enjoy the movie, Friends: The family we choose for ourselves
Celebrate your treasured friendships today! Take a moment to enjoy the movie, Friends: The family we choose for ourselves
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Life Begins when you do
Nearly everyone postpones one grand thing or a collection of mighty hopes and dreams.
Between the quote marks of our lives are phrases like these: “When things slow down…when I finish my degree…when I get certified…as I acquire a deeper knowledge base…when I have kids…when the kids are grown…when I get well…when I marry…when I divorce…when I retire…when I get that promotion, that raise, that job, that house, that whatever the fill-in-the blank is for your specific postponing of life…”
Your Life Begins When You Do.
You may think you are postponing the longing of your soul until life aligns itself with your vision, until elements conspire to be more favorable...but as it happens, life just lolls along at the same remarkable consistent and disinterested cadence. Life is impartial. YOUR personal, subjective life (dreams, satisfactions, contentment, achievements, vision, fullness, passion, aspirations) begins when you begin.
From my teens into adulthood, I said, "I want to be an artist." One day I changed the sentence to, "I am an artist." My view changed. Life began. I looked behind me and saw that I had been accidentally living as an artist. I had been laying down a path that was only now visible to eyes that had begun to see. Beginning my life as an artist made my heart's longing and the small, tentative labors of my hands-visible and tangible. I began by opening the door and simply believing that I could live my dream. I began living that dream by seeing that I could.
Your purpose, that thing that among the many to-dos of your days, is what you must do. Embrace the truth of your purpose each minute of your precious life...for how very true it is that life begins when you do.
An Excerpt from Life Begins When You Do
by Mary Anne Radmacher
Between the quote marks of our lives are phrases like these: “When things slow down…when I finish my degree…when I get certified…as I acquire a deeper knowledge base…when I have kids…when the kids are grown…when I get well…when I marry…when I divorce…when I retire…when I get that promotion, that raise, that job, that house, that whatever the fill-in-the blank is for your specific postponing of life…”
Your Life Begins When You Do.
You may think you are postponing the longing of your soul until life aligns itself with your vision, until elements conspire to be more favorable...but as it happens, life just lolls along at the same remarkable consistent and disinterested cadence. Life is impartial. YOUR personal, subjective life (dreams, satisfactions, contentment, achievements, vision, fullness, passion, aspirations) begins when you begin.
From my teens into adulthood, I said, "I want to be an artist." One day I changed the sentence to, "I am an artist." My view changed. Life began. I looked behind me and saw that I had been accidentally living as an artist. I had been laying down a path that was only now visible to eyes that had begun to see. Beginning my life as an artist made my heart's longing and the small, tentative labors of my hands-visible and tangible. I began by opening the door and simply believing that I could live my dream. I began living that dream by seeing that I could.
Your purpose, that thing that among the many to-dos of your days, is what you must do. Embrace the truth of your purpose each minute of your precious life...for how very true it is that life begins when you do.
An Excerpt from Life Begins When You Do
by Mary Anne Radmacher
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Rekindle your inner light
"Sometimes our light goes
out but is blown again into flame by an encounter with another human
being. Each of us owes the deepest thanks to those who have rekindled
this inner light."
-Albert Schweitzer
We've all had times in our lives when we desperately needed a "shot of inspiration" to move forward. If that's ever been you, then I hope this short movie is exactly what you need!
Click on link below to watch.
http://play.simpletruths.com/movie/may-you-be-blessed/?cm_mmc=ExactTarget-_-MO-_-10.14.13-_-MYBBmovie&utm_source=exact-target&utm_medium=mail&utm_content=MO-_-10.14.13-_-MYBBmovie&utm_campaign=ecommerce&j=275773&e=frpfranco@yahoo.com&l=3516_HTML&u=12867227&mid=7001668&jb=304
-Albert Schweitzer
We've all had times in our lives when we desperately needed a "shot of inspiration" to move forward. If that's ever been you, then I hope this short movie is exactly what you need!
Click on link below to watch.
http://play.simpletruths.com/movie/may-you-be-blessed/?cm_mmc=ExactTarget-_-MO-_-10.14.13-_-MYBBmovie&utm_source=exact-target&utm_medium=mail&utm_content=MO-_-10.14.13-_-MYBBmovie&utm_campaign=ecommerce&j=275773&e=frpfranco@yahoo.com&l=3516_HTML&u=12867227&mid=7001668&jb=304
Tuesday, October 22, 2013
Special Kind of courage
The
primary test of courage is in the little things. Single great occasions
do not make heroes or cowards; they simply unveil them to the eyes of
others.
The most obvious proof that an individual is experiencing learned helplessness is the repeated use of the words "I can't." To state the obvious, "can't" is a four letter word. It is one of those four letter words that you would be wise to avoid at all cost.
The most obvious proof that an individual is experiencing learned helplessness is the repeated use of the words "I can't." To state the obvious, "can't" is a four letter word. It is one of those four letter words that you would be wise to avoid at all cost.
Sunday, October 20, 2013
Sensational... 1000 hands dance
DANCE OF 1000 HANDS...
Read the paragraph below FIRST before you watch the video (& turn-on speakers)
There is an awesome dance, called the Thousand-Hand Guanyin, which is making the rounds across the net. Considering the tight coordination required, their accomplishment is nothing short of amazing, even if they were not all deaf.
Yes, you read correctly. All 21 of the dancers are complete deaf-mutes. Relying only on signals from trainers at the four corners of the stage, these extraordinary dancers deliver a visual spectacle that is at once intricate and stirring. Its first major international debut was in Athens at the closing ceremonies for the 2004 Paralympics.
But it had long been in the repertoire of the Chinese Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe and had traveled to more than 40 countries. Its lead dancer is 29 year old Tai Lihua, who has a BA from the Hubei Fine Arts Institute. The video was recorded in Beijing during the Spring Festival this year.
Read the paragraph below FIRST before you watch the video (& turn-on speakers)
There is an awesome dance, called the Thousand-Hand Guanyin, which is making the rounds across the net. Considering the tight coordination required, their accomplishment is nothing short of amazing, even if they were not all deaf.
Yes, you read correctly. All 21 of the dancers are complete deaf-mutes. Relying only on signals from trainers at the four corners of the stage, these extraordinary dancers deliver a visual spectacle that is at once intricate and stirring. Its first major international debut was in Athens at the closing ceremonies for the 2004 Paralympics.
But it had long been in the repertoire of the Chinese Disabled People's Performing Art Troupe and had traveled to more than 40 countries. Its lead dancer is 29 year old Tai Lihua, who has a BA from the Hubei Fine Arts Institute. The video was recorded in Beijing during the Spring Festival this year.
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Friday, October 18, 2013
Thursday, October 17, 2013
Wednesday, October 16, 2013
Finish Strong
We
all face adversity in our life. And so many times, it's how we react to
it that will determine our destiny. Finish Strong...it's more than a
statement, it's an attitude. When you combine the word "finish" with
"strong," you create a powerful platform for action.
Tuesday, October 15, 2013
Good to the core
They will...
Shape our thoughts...
Which will shape our character...
And in the end, they will...
Determine our destiny.
What are they?
Watch this thought-provoking, 3 minute movie to find out. \
Shape our thoughts...
Which will shape our character...
And in the end, they will...
Determine our destiny.
What are they?
Watch this thought-provoking, 3 minute movie to find out. \
Monday, October 14, 2013
Chain of Kindness
Sometimes
a good deed might seem to go unnoticed, but rarely do our good deeds
come back to us from the person we give them to. It's always from our
heart that they return. This fun video represents what happens when we
do something kind, but it also demonstrates what
happens when we plant a seed - no matter how small - good or bad; it
blossoms. Make random acts of kindness a natural instinct in your life
and you'll find yourself on the receiving end when you least expect it!
That's what this short movie is all about. So sit back, turn up your speakers and enjoy:)
That's what this short movie is all about. So sit back, turn up your speakers and enjoy:)
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Secret of the world class
If you're totally satisfied with your life, don't bother to watch this 3-minute movie.
However, if your goal is to maximize your potential in life...it could be the best 3 minutes you've ever spent! Enjoy.
However, if your goal is to maximize your potential in life...it could be the best 3 minutes you've ever spent! Enjoy.
Saturday, October 12, 2013
This will grab your heart and never let go
We
all have "Races" we run and sometimes stumble along the way. Watch this
moving story of a boy and his will to keep running his race even after
he falls. Watch it and watch it again everytime you need that reminder
to get up and finish your race. Check it out...
Friday, October 11, 2013
Life's clock waits for no one
You must make the most of every moment you have.
"Time is free, but it's priceless. You can't own it, but you can use it. You can't keep it, but you can spend it. Once you've lost it you can never get it back."
To purposefully bring into your life the things you truly want you MUST take advantage of every moment you have. Below is a very clever video that puts this all into perspective...sit back enjoy and share it with others.
"Time is free, but it's priceless. You can't own it, but you can use it. You can't keep it, but you can spend it. Once you've lost it you can never get it back."
~ Harvey MacKay
To purposefully bring into your life the things you truly want you MUST take advantage of every moment you have. Below is a very clever video that puts this all into perspective...sit back enjoy and share it with others.
Thursday, October 10, 2013
The Strangest secret
For all of us, there are moments that have been...life-changing.
One of mine was the first time I heard The Strangest Secret in 1964.
It was then, and still is, the most powerful and thought-provoking message I've ever heard, and in many ways it changed my life.
Watch our 3-minute movie based on this personal development classic by Earl Nightingale. It could unlock the door to happiness and...change your life.
One of mine was the first time I heard The Strangest Secret in 1964.
It was then, and still is, the most powerful and thought-provoking message I've ever heard, and in many ways it changed my life.
Watch our 3-minute movie based on this personal development classic by Earl Nightingale. It could unlock the door to happiness and...change your life.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
The secret to living is Giving
|
| When
she went to the school the girl had claimed to attend, Brown couldn't
find her, but that day she made a decision that would change the lives
of many other children forever. She adopted an entire first-grade class
in one of Oakland's lowest performing schools, and she pledged that she
personally would pay for anyone who wanted to attend college. This would be a great story even if Oral Lee was independently wealthy; however, it is a much greater story considering she was a former cotton picker from Mississippi, making $45,000 a year and raising two children of her own. Brown lived up to her pledge. Since 1987, she's personally saved $10,000 a year while raising donations for her "adopted first-grade kids." And because of her tremendous act of unselfish love, children who could have been "swallowed by the streets" are now graduating from college to pursue their dreams. We all seek our purpose in life. Most of us wonder how we can make a positive difference during our brief time on this earth. But Oral Lee Brown discovered the simple secret...GIVING. Arthur Ashe said it best, |
| "From what we get, we can make a living. What we give, however, makes a life." |
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
Eat that Frog! by Brian Tracy
There's
an old saying that says... "If the first thing you do when you wake up
in the morning is eat a live frog, then nothing worse can happen for the
rest of the day!"
Do what needs to be done, when it needs to be done, whether you want to or not
Do what needs to be done, when it needs to be done, whether you want to or not
Monday, October 7, 2013
Thief rewarded, victim punished, Why?
In the 1930's, a rather unusual court case came to pass...
A woman was being charged with stealing a loaf of bread. She seemed to have good cause. She was poor and taking care of her daughter and two grandchildren after their father had abandoned them.
Unfortunately, the shop-keeper refused to drop charges. He felt that because it was a bad neighborhood, if one person stole and got away with it, then it would encourage more to do so. He feared for his safety and his business, and he wanted to teach all the other people in the neighborhood a lesson.
And he certainly did do that, though not in the way he had envisnioned...
See, the Mayor of New York, Fiorello LaGuardia, was known for occasionally stepping in as a magistrate of the court. He would preside over certain cases of special interest. He was well-loved by many and known for being a firm yet fair mayor.
In this instance, Mayor LaGuardia stepped to the front of the courtroom, placed his famous hat down, and prepared his ruling:
But nobody could have imagined what would happen next...
Something interesting was brewing inside Mayor LaGuardia's head. And as he spoke the woman's sentence out loud, he slowly pulled from his pocket a $10 bill. He placed it into his famous hat and stated that her fine was now paid.
The look of shock on the shop-keepers face was priceless!
How could the mayor betray his people like that? The businesses who paid the taxes of the city and helped keep it running? Meanwhile a poor, law-breaking, thieving woman was being let off scott-free without any punishment whatsoever?
Nobody understood that, until Mayor LaGuardia issued his second sentence for the afternoon:
P.S. Although this story is believed to be true, it has remained unverified even by Snopes. Fact or fiction? I don't know.
A woman was being charged with stealing a loaf of bread. She seemed to have good cause. She was poor and taking care of her daughter and two grandchildren after their father had abandoned them.
Unfortunately, the shop-keeper refused to drop charges. He felt that because it was a bad neighborhood, if one person stole and got away with it, then it would encourage more to do so. He feared for his safety and his business, and he wanted to teach all the other people in the neighborhood a lesson.
And he certainly did do that, though not in the way he had envisnioned...
See, the Mayor of New York, Fiorello LaGuardia, was known for occasionally stepping in as a magistrate of the court. He would preside over certain cases of special interest. He was well-loved by many and known for being a firm yet fair mayor.
In this instance, Mayor LaGuardia stepped to the front of the courtroom, placed his famous hat down, and prepared his ruling:
Back then, $10 was a hefty sum of money. The woman knew she was going to jail, and the shop-keeper was quite happy with this outcome."The shop-keeper is correct that you have broken the law and that you must be punished. You will spend 10 days in jail or pay a fine of ten dollars."
But nobody could have imagined what would happen next...
Something interesting was brewing inside Mayor LaGuardia's head. And as he spoke the woman's sentence out loud, he slowly pulled from his pocket a $10 bill. He placed it into his famous hat and stated that her fine was now paid.
The look of shock on the shop-keepers face was priceless!
How could the mayor betray his people like that? The businesses who paid the taxes of the city and helped keep it running? Meanwhile a poor, law-breaking, thieving woman was being let off scott-free without any punishment whatsoever?
Nobody understood that, until Mayor LaGuardia issued his second sentence for the afternoon:
The room gasped in shock as he continued..."In addition to the $10 fine this woman has now paid, I fine everybody else in this courtroom fifty cents."
"And give them to the defendent.""For living in a town where a grandmother must steal bread just so that her daughter and grandchildren would not starve to death. Bailiff, please collect the fines right now..."
P.S. Although this story is believed to be true, it has remained unverified even by Snopes. Fact or fiction? I don't know.
Friday, October 4, 2013
Even Eagles need a push
We've
all seen it, or felt it, at some point in our life; how just one moment
of encouragement can change a life forever. It can be the greatest gift
you'll ever give...or receive.
So, sit back, crank up your speakers and watch this as many times as you need and forward it to those you care about and believe would benefit from its message as well.
So, sit back, crank up your speakers and watch this as many times as you need and forward it to those you care about and believe would benefit from its message as well.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
100/0 Principle
Would you like to know a powerful little secret about building relationships?
It may just surprise you...just watch this movie. Enjoy!
It may just surprise you...just watch this movie. Enjoy!
Wednesday, October 2, 2013
Thank God for Moms
What would the world look like without mothers? It's a crazy thought to even imagine....
This touching video helps us to realize just how special our moms are to us.
This touching video helps us to realize just how special our moms are to us.
Tuesday, October 1, 2013
The one flaw in a women
Women are a beautiful
and integral part of our lives. They are strong, courageous, caring,
sensual, loving and hold a special place in our hearts. Yet even though
they impress us with who they are, there is still one flaw that all
women have.
Today, I invite you to gift yourself and the women in your life a few moments to feel inspired and uplifted. I'm very proud to present an inspirational short movie called "The One Flaw in Women". It has been produced as a tribute to women around the world and is brought to you with the hope that it might brighten your day and do the same for the important women in your life.
Today, I invite you to gift yourself and the women in your life a few moments to feel inspired and uplifted. I'm very proud to present an inspirational short movie called "The One Flaw in Women". It has been produced as a tribute to women around the world and is brought to you with the hope that it might brighten your day and do the same for the important women in your life.
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