Unconditional love is good for your health. That is the reflection of the day. I was reflecting today on how beautiful it is to be able to love people unconditionally and be able to love so many people that way. I look back and I say, “Wow!, the love that I have for my children which I think for those…
Protecting your silence is like cancer to the soul that is the reflection of the day I am reflecting on a meeting that I had with a friend someone someone that I’ve gotten to know almost a year and it’s someone that I met and never thought that I would develop this friendship and today was a very powerful meeting…
How honesty gets rid of anxiety. That is the reflection of the day. Anxiety is something that all of us experience throughout a lifetime. Some of us more years than others, some of us more days, more weeks, more months than others. I remember. I’ve shared this with many of you that for 15 years of my life, I lived…
Curiosity leads to Clarity. That is the reflection of the day. I’m reflecting on the fact that there is an area of my life that I sort of put on hold for a long time and I was trying to figure out why. Ironically, my son, Franco was the one that sort of got me curious about the fact that…
Unbreakable presence! That is the reflection of the day. So this morning, as I am driving to the office, someone hit me in the back. My reaction like everyone else was like, “Oh my God!” You know, I can’t believe this just happened to me. For a second, I stopped the car and I just started walking towards this person.…
Don’t let time become your enemy. That is the reflection of the day. I was reflecting on this today, Friday, and I am amazed about all the emotions that I’ve gone through this week. I have been feeling like I am on a roller coaster. I have been up and down on this roller coaster ride. More downs than ups…
The freedom in radical honesty. That is the reflection of the day. I am reading a book that I’m going to recommend to all of you. It is a pretty raw and honest book written by Brad Blanton. He is a PhD and starts talking about a concept in the first few chapters of the book which is quite interesting…
