Finding Your Joy
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Finding our real joy might take some time, but it's worth looking for, digging deep within searching for what gives the utmost pleasure. It's a treasure worth finding --- it's personal.
We can't put a price on it, but can benefit greatly from it. At last there's freedom to express ourselves, in our own way, doing what pleases us most. Don't be afraid to be you!
Simply stated - The need to find this joy is primarily to make life complete.
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Have you found your joy?
Live in the present—bloom where you are planted.
We should all have dreams and goals—something to look forward to—something we haven’t yet achieved. This gives us purpose and a reason for living.
Just take a few minutes to think about what gives you the most satisfaction, makes you happy, warms your heart and puts a smile on your face.
I’ll guess your joy is probably in the midst, but have you found it?
Seek and you will find!
“Margaret’s writing is inspirational and encouraging with many incidences which could take place in our own lives…”
—Ms. Lois Pirtle; RN Washington, D.C.
Contributors
Christine B. Teal-M.D.; David Soares-D.A.; Jacqueline S.L. Williams-CEO & Lobbyist; Michael A. Hairston-CEO; Julie DeFruscio-CEO; Valarie A. Scott-Principle; Damone P. Johnson-Pastor, Teacher & Musician; Juanita Palmer Diggs-CEO Caregiver; Denyse Cromwell Mackey-IBM Vice President Global Tech; Nadja Pope-Guilderland High School Student; Fouad A. Sattar M.D. FACOG; Dwane J. Grant-NYS Police Sergeant & Musician; Jasper McGill SR-Conrail Plant MGR; George A. Hoffman -CEO Sunset Bowling Center; Clifford J. Avery-Christian Brothers Academy Student; Wanda D. Yarbor-NY Air National Guard Contracting Officer; Preston M.T. Butler Guilderland High School Student
About the Author
Margaret T. Coleman is formerly a native of a small town near Woodstock, New York. Presently, she is a local resident of the beautiful upstate New York region. She is an avid bowler, faithful church member, volunteer to local charities, and enjoys traveling and reading. She graduated from Albany High School and Comptometer Business School.