Quote for the week<\/b>
\n“The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.”<\/i>
\n– Ellen Parr <\/p>\n
TimBit for the week<\/b>
\nWe all have a creative nature. Some people use it to write, dance, sew, garden, draw or any number of creative outlets. We all have the ability to stretch and become more than we are. If this is so, why do so few people allow themselves the gift of expression whatever form that takes? Is it fear of rejection? Low self-esteem? The need to be liked or accepted by others? The fear of failure? Or something simple like they don’t know where to begin or what to do? Creativity is one of God’s many gifts to each of us. Yes we all have different degrees of creative potential and each of us can choose to express that or stuff it but in the end the ability to find inner peace, happiness, success and personal value will be the direct result of how you choose or whether you choose to express your personal creative nature. It is vital during challenging times in a person’s life that they dig deep and discover where their creativity is blocked.<\/p>\n
Question for the week<\/b>
\nAre you stretching your creativity and re-inventing yourself each month or year?<\/p>\n
Reading assignment<\/b>
\nWaking Up In Time<\/i>, Russell<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Quote for the week “The cure for boredom is curiosity. There is no cure for curiosity.” – Ellen Parr TimBit for the week We all have a creative nature. Some people use it to write, dance, sew, garden, draw or any number of creative outlets. We all have the ability to stretch and become more …<\/p>\n