Two Hands and a Foot

Having done all to stand, stand firm. There is right and there is wrong; good and evil. Standing firm is exhausting. Dealing with the winds and rain of challenges and attacks is difficult. It is even more difficult when you see others give up or worse, go the opposite way. When it comes to doing right, stand firm. Let's get at it today!

Having a routine and being consistent does not mean you cannot challenge yourself or have big dreams. There are many things we think are impossible or out of reach that are possible with enough effort. Don't be afraid of making goals that seem impossible at this moment. Make goals that become attainable by using discipline and hard work. Let's get at it today!

@JakeCrain_ Me. I get to watch it on the tele!

Who do you have winning the Masters?

You'll never know what you are capable of if you don't push your boundries. You'll never know your boundries unless you go looking. You'll never go looking until you are ready for change. You'll never be ready for change until you see your need. You'll never see your need if all you see is yourself. Let's get at it today!

This did not happen without a plan. This did not happen without training. This did not happen overnight. This did not happen without challenges. This did not happen without discipline. We always see the "glamour" of it all, but we need to see the work. Don't get discouraged. Let's get at it today!

I was running (pun intended) a little behind this morning. I could have not gone for my morning run. I could have excused myself and took the easy way and did something else. It could have been ok. But it would not have been right. It would not have benefitted me as much. And this morning's run was great! Great temp. Great air. Felt great. Did wonders for my brain. Don't listen to the excuses. Let's get at it today!

Collectively honoring, remembering, or celebrating is a good thing. But it only is a good thing if you truly honor, remember, or celebrate it as an individual on a daily basis by living like you do. Let's get at it today!

Schedules change. Are you able to adapt? The ability to adapt is more than just thinking quickly or "on your feet." To be able to 'think on your feet,' you need to have somewhere from which to draw those ideas. That is called planning and training. It can also come from experiences, both accomplishments and failures. As the old slogan says, "The more you know." Let's get at it today! P.S. I am sooooo stoked about the sudden change in schedule for today!

The sweet forehead kiss or quick hand squeeze from a spouse. The fully sent jump-hug of a child. A quick stop-by to say "hi." A note in a lunch box. Sticking tongues out at each other over Facetime. The burp contest at dinner. The tackles, the tickles, the touches. The cuddles, the stories, the moments. We are all in different phases of life. Remember the things that matter most. Enjoy the journey. Let's get at it today!

When doing a proper eye exam, they check for how well we see far away AND near. They check for signs of detriment or illness. Same with our view on life. We need to have a healthy view of what is in front of us as well as the future. We need to be checking for hinderences along the way. Perspective provides some peace. Let's get at it today!

Anyone else's inner geek taking over and getting excited? In just a few hours we (humanity) are headed back to the moon! (Yes, I know. Close enough to it!) I am definitely excited! It is said a live viewing of the launch is going to be on the NASA app. Yee haw!

You are nothing but the evidence of your deeds. If those around you, family, friends, coworkers, community, are not healthy and thriving, you need to step up. Take ownership of your actions and help make their lives better. Actions speak loud. Reflections are louder. Let's get at it today!

@patrickbetdavid If I end up 1/10th the man my Father is, I will have lived a good life. Not trying to be him, but be as the example he sets.

Most men spend their entire lives either trying to become their father or trying not to. A father’s impact is there, whether good or bad.

One second. One minute. One hour. One day. At a time. Let's get at it today!

30 minutes. Wake up 30 minutes earlier. 30 minutes is not a lot of time. 30 minutes is ENOUGH time to do a lot of small things that can make the larger things smoother to navigate. Make the best use of time. Make time work for you. Let's get at it today!

@AK_El_Jefe Pineapple belongs on pizza. Hey, we still agree on running! Lol.

Let's settle this once and for all. Pineapple on pizza??? Please share for maximum voting!! 🍕🍍🍕🍍

Put on the new pair of Asic Gel Kayanos. Old pair worked wonders. New pair did great on maiden voyage. Knowing when to change is just as important as the change itself. Like timing a gear change on a bicycle or manually shifting gears in a vehicle, timing the change in your life right, can make things smoother. Let's get at it today!

There is a funny saying on a t-shirt that reads, "But did you die?" Resiliency does not belittle the impact of tragedy, setbacks, injuries, illness, failures, or mistakes. But what it does do is keep you from dwelling in those areas, so you never get through things. Resiliency moves you through tough times. AND, don't be afraid to ask for help. Let's get through this. Let's get at it today!

@NUCLRGOLF Hands down, the Masters!

🏆🏌️⛳️ For the rest of your life you’re only able to watch ONE… 🧐 Which one are you choosing…

Any death is a tragedy. It does not make this situation any less senseless. Driving drunk and getting into an accident, causing the death of someone is ridiculous. The ridiculously stupid behavior by the victim in no way caused his own death, but that very same attitude is what adds to the whole senseless situation. None of that needed to happen.

🚨A 22-year-old spring breaker who was filmed dancing on top of a moving Jeep in Port Aransas, Texas, has died after being ejected in the crash. A victim at the scene said: “These are the idiots who hit me going 75 mph… while their friend is dying.” 🎥: quiktriplaundries / ig.