Growing up is the funniest thing if you were to look at your life five years ago I bet none of you would think or imagine you'd be where you are today I know I didn't!! Five years ago I thought my path was going great and very clear that people in my life were going to be solid and the career that I had chosen was one that was going to open tremendous doors for me. I've adapted to the changes in my life being an advocate for people with disabilities suits me really well, and my history and entertainment industry makes a great bedfellow to this work. I've been doing a lot of writing soul-searching trying to figure out how I can connect the two together and the truth is I am manifesting it to be so. I'm visualizing my advocacy becoming something so grand and so big that it is going to be hard to keep under wraps for very much longer. I am great things and doing for the disabled community at large making changes on a federal and state level to make it possible for every person that I know with a disability to live the most independent life they can possibly live without the fear of being institutionalized or rejected and looked upon as leeches on society. This coupled with my passion for acting and performing is going to make a tremendous staple in my universe. It's manifesting itself to me in so many ways.
This quote has been swimming in my head- the longest road that one must travel, the hardest steps that one must take these are the things that make the strongest spirits that walk in the world. Nothing in my life that I've ever received I've taken for granted but I know that the things that I put blood sweat and tears were the most rewarding.
I am looking to evolve further and can't wait to see what the universe has in store for my future I hope all of you are there to join me on the ride.
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