"Thinking Through Uncertainty: A Search for Elegance in an Imperfect Mind."
KEEPING IN TOUCH
Your thoughts and feedback on my writing mean the world to me. It’s amazing to know that my words can help some of you better understand your feelings, realize you’re not alone, or even spark your own creativity and thought process. Whether you agree or not, I believe that starting a healthy dialogue—be it with friends, family, or colleagues—can be incredibly powerful. Sometimes, it even leads us to rethink our own opinions.
That said, this space is meant for constructive and respectful conversation. If you're here with spiteful or malicious intent, I kindly ask that you keep those comments to yourself. Better yet, take a moment to ask yourself what such negativity really achieves.
This blog started as a way for me to work through the noise in my own head — to think out loud, ask questions, and explore the messy process of trying to become a more thoughtful, intentional person. I didn’t expect it to connect with anyone else, but along the way, it started resonating.People began reaching out — with kind words, thoughtful reflections, and sometimes just a simple “same.” That’s meant more than I can say.Below are some of those messages, testimonials, and bits of feedback from folks who’ve followed along, whether for one post or the whole journey.Thanks for reading, responding, and being part of this evolving, imperfect, and very human process.
"Challenges are all around us. You're not alone, and I really appreciate you sharing and inspiring us during these difficult times."
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"It touched my heart!"
Your words and sharing of your experience / journey have a positive impact for good than you can imagine. In fact; if you really knew, I think it would bowl you over.
You can hold your head high with pride. Let the sun shine on you.
Stretch out your arms and stand on top toe as you reach beyond the sky onto the stars.
Do this physically and metaphorically.
"I have to say that every time you have very bravely shared a piece of your personal experience in a post or a message, it has both lifted and encouraged me as I have reflected on my own experience. Thank you!!!!!!!I [also] want to say thank you from the ‘we’ as well as the ‘me’. I believe that your impact for good, for others (for me) to recover, for their strength to ‘begin again/restart’ or to ‘carry on’ is far deeper and wider than you will ever know. Today is already a far better day for me than it might have been. Please reflect, smile, and celebrate that."
"Thank you again for posting and sharing an experience from your own personal journey which I know will help (even save) others as they experience their own personal life changing and heart breaking experiences, which change us all; forever."
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