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I am always smiling. I'm the kind of girl who cranks music and can't resist but dancing while I clean. I have never been a morning person and have been known to crack open a pop before 8:00 a.m. I am a dog person but I have a kitten. Running and music are my therapy. I am a writer at heart but my writing is usually scattered. I have to be inspired to write, or something has to influence my life drastically enough for me to share my SC@TT3R3D BR@IN. :) I would say my writing is most summed up by this quote, "My ideas usually come not at my desk writing but in the midst of living." I work for a cause, not applause. I don't aim to be different, I aim to be me. Some may see that as different and that's okay by me.

Wednesday, April 11, 2012

Choosing Your Own Karma



I began my morning off with my normal ritual: checked all four of my Twitter accounts, (yes, I said four) Facebook, Instagram, Pinterest, Foursquare and my blog. Somewhere along the way, I stumbled across this quote, "How people treat you is their Karma. How you respond is your Karma."


Pondering on this for a minute, I concluded that I couldn't agree more. The way people treat others is their problem. The only thing we can do, being the compassionate people some of us are, is work hard in our efforts to make up for others bad karma. 


Working for a non-profit, I have had to accept this wholeheartedly. Not everyone will care about putting people with disabilities to work, or volunteering to make a small mark in their community but for the ones of us who do - we must persevere. 


This brings me to one word - humility. We could all use a small dose in the morning before we get our day started. At the end of my life, I want to be remembered for what I did for others, how I made others feel and how I impacted others lives. What I don't want to be remembered for is lacking humility. This is the most important quality a person can portray.


At the end of the day, I may have not changed societies view on the things I believe in, but I did my part to make a difference in what I believe in, and in my eyes, that's all that really matters. 


-C.Ann

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