Reflection

I recently read a blog about someone not believing in "everything happens for a reason." I thought, what a silly thought. If everything doesn't happen for a reason then what are we are doing here? What purpose do we have if it doesn't? How do we cope with a tragedy or move on with our lives over unforseen circumstances? No, everything DOES happen for a reason. Everything that occurs in my life has served it's purpose one way or another - taught me some type of lesson and I have grown from it.

Its almost like the movie "Groundhog Day." He has to keep repeating the same day until he gets it right. We may have to learn a lesson more than once until we actually get it in our heads. I also believe that we all serve a purpose and we are on this earth to realize our potential. Want to know where I got that? The book - Releasing Your Potential by Dr/ Myles Munroe. Haven't read it? You should. Its amazing. Talks about the most simple instances and the great impact that it makes. We are all here for small instances to make a huge impact.

Haven't you ever wondered what you have done to impact someone else? I have. Amazing. I have found my purpose in life - and I love it. I love what I do and who I do it for. I love my friends, family and clients. I love the people that are in in my life and helping me grow.

I stopped reading the news, about the economy. I am aware that it is bad - however, I cannot focus on the bad - I can only focus on moving forward - which is something that everyone should do. My dad's greatest sayings? Ever Forward. And that is what we must do.

Ever Forward.

To success!
Angelina Gonzales
NThreeQ Media, LLC
Phoenix Graphic Designer

TBS

What is TBS you say?

Too Busy Syndrome. When did everyone become too busy for everyone else. It's annoyingly amusing when my friends and other's tell me how busy they are. They couldn't do this because they are too busy, they couldn't get her because they were too busy, they couldn't answer this because they are too busy and so on and so forth.

When did we become too busy to eat? To sleep? To do anything but be too busy? And what, might I ask are they too busy doing? Have you ever had someone that is always too busy and yet you have no idea what they are doing? I have a few of those.

My latest favorite? Sending me an email, when I never asked for one, about what they are doing and how busy they are. We can't go for coffee but you can type an email telling me how busy you are. What happened?

I had a boss that was like that. She was always to busy doing nothing in her office. Quite amusing if you ask me I suppose. I try, very hard, to never tell someone I'm too busy. I might be in the middle of a project, working on a design, running errands, running my dog - I may doing other things and have a hectic day but I'm not too busy to forget all my responsibilities.

But some are. Some have been diagnosed with TBS - and as far as I know, there is no cure. So don't let you catch the bug of being too busy.

Life is short, and very fun. I have a friend that I tell that he is a roller coaster to me. We have high's and low's and turn's and loops and it may be crazy, may make me sick but it is always oh so fun!

So be a roller coaster - go for afternoon margarita's or for a massage instead of work - you can avoid TBS.

Angelina
NThreeQ Media, LLC
Phoenix Graphic Designer