Hi ya! Thank you for being a part of my dream. For longer than I care to admit, I have wanted a website that people would go to and be able to find out about who I am, what I do, the resources I use and receive motivation and help. Through the support of friends and family and you, that dream has come true! I wanted this because without the people I looked to and up to, I would still be dreaming about being something more. I would still be a caterpillar. I want to help reach out and encourage you to become the butterfly of your dreams. I have been through hardships that could have derailed anyone, but my perseverance was fueled by people who believed in me. We all need to be inspired because to someone we will be an inspiration.
 

Each day my vision grows and I am so excited about what tomorrow, next week and next year will bring. Be sure to check back and continue to be apart of my dream. I would love to hear from you.  Please feel free to share your stories, comments, and ideas.

 

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 Ft. Lauderdale Cup ended in a serious injury for me...Monday, October 19th, I will have a triple reconstruction on my right knee...Terry Goodland, industry leader, wrote about the event...please read for yourself....CLICK HERE

HELLO THIRTIES

Today I wake up 30-years-old. Not too long ago I professed that I wasn't going to turn 30 easily. As my birthday came closer, I resolved that there was nothing left to do in my 20's. So many people have told me repeatedly that the 30's is the best decade. I was told that the mistakes of the 20's are countered with wisdom and confidence in the 30's. I think I agree. My 20's were full of foolish mistakes and wavering dedication. My 30's are beginning with the knowledge that I will not succeed at everything; I will fail at most things. But, I will learn what is important and worth my time and energy, and those things, I will get back up and try again and again until I perfect them.

My mom read me a quote from a book she is reading, "...beginnings are often disguised as horrible endings..." How many times has something ended in my life that I thought was devastating only to look back years later and see how God's plan was better than my prayer?

Tomorrow I will wake up knowing that nothing will take away the trials of life, but I will be more ready to meet them with the willingness and hunger of someone with dream.