The 365 Commitment

Take a Moment

I would like to challenge you (and myself) to an exercise. Think of a person that had an impact on you, hopefully for good, and consider taking a moment. Stop what you are so worried about accomplishing today and write down your memories of the time what person helped you. Write it down, and then put that story somewhere that you and/or your family will find it one day. You will be glad you did. That story will speak to you, remind you of what is important and touch your soul in a powerful way. Commit some time to get this done, take a moment to memorialize the kind act or noble deed someone did for you. That person deserves that right?

I am going to stop my blog right now and think that through. What moment am I going to capture forever?

Guy Reams

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