The Battle in My Mind

“Liquid. That. Drips.” It has been said that over time a drip can cut through concrete, make a delicious cup of coffee, or even create a flood. One of the most pertinent and purposeful    forms of a drip is that of an IV which is used in order to insert medication    directly into the bloodstream so that it quickly provides healing to the individual. The Iv bag is positioned upright on a stand so that there are no complications with the downward drip. This IV drip we speak of is what controls the tempo and the amount of fluid that is issued to the body. Saline which contains both salt and water    is what is most commonly administered to patients who are dehydrated or to prevent dehydration. Needless to say, the IV drip provides the hydration in efforts to fight off any ailment that is present for sustainability in life.  Although there’s plenty of research on the benefits of an IV drip, I’ve yet to come across the side effects of my most recent encounter with what I h

Every person you meet either deposits or withdraws from you emotionally. After reading the book “How Full is Your Bucket”, I have become more cognizant of how my interactions with  others either add or multiply them or subtract and divide with even the slightest interactions. Likewise, I realize how their energy impacts me. Become aware of your words and the emotional charges they have. Are you building people up or tearing them down? People tend to remember more when there are emotions attached  to an encounter or experience.  Society tends to expect “normalized “  behavior as in “that’s what you’re supposed to do” but place condemnation and emphasis on the “abnormal” and that is the only part that is vocalized. What that means is, doing 99 things correctly, society focuses on the 1 thing that was wrong. You know the mother/father that stays in their kids life and it’s looked at as “that’s what they are supposed to do”, is rarely celebrated. Guess who gets the most recognitio