Braille Monitor December 2021
Twenty Truths Never to Forget
by Dr. LaShawna Fant
From the Editor: It is always with joy that we find new authors coming to these pages, and though LaShawna is not new, she is close enough to it that we appreciate her finding a place for her talent in the Braille Monitor. I find these truths uplifting and quite fit for the holiday season:
As we navigate through life, we should learn and gain more wisdom. It is central for us to possess gratitude and appreciation for our lives. The following list is not all-inclusive and is not in any specific lineup based on importance. Indisputably, the fabric of life certainly adorns some lovely and outstanding moments.
- As long as you have a pulse, there is time to make a change.
- Wherever you go in life, be positive, polite, and true to yourself.
- Maintaining peace of mind is priceless.
- Exercise and healthy eating have numerous significant benefits.
- There is always one reason we can be thankful.
- Give people their flowers while they are living.
- Time is something you can never get back.
- Happiness and worth are not based on the quantity of worldly things you acquire.
- Sticking to your financial budget helps you rest well at night.
- If you fall, do not stay there. Get up and do better the next time.
- As much as possible, try to start early and plan. Procrastination can yield countless unhealthy results.
- Life is short; make the best out of every day!
- Tell the truth, even when it is not popular.
- You are never too old to learn something new.
- Whatever you do for others, always do it from your heart.
- Secure a circle of friends who are strong for you and not a drain.
- Respect and manners will take you a long way.
- Be sure to tell your loved ones how much you adore and appreciate them.
- Your life still has value, purpose, and meaning.
- You can live the life you want. Blindness is not what holds you back.