Thriving or Surviving?

The phrase home is where the heart is to be considered a place with where one has a strong emotional connection, and regards it as home — according to it's original author.

Sure, your living space should be desirable, but I have seen too many people deny themselves comforts outside of it.


There are beautiful places and beautiful faces that one misses out on as they take up their lives inside their chambers.


The more you add — or invite into your life will make a HUGE impact on it.

They say you only need that one friend that will stand by your side in all circumstances.

I disagree.

I believe you need one friend in every faucet of your life—to encourage it's "flow".

That friend doesn't need to be your BFF—it can be your friend for just that one activity.


The more you get involved, the more connections you will enjoy.

If "home is where the heart is," you need to develop yours—so others can make that strong emotional connection with you.


That is the difference between surviving and thriving.


I dedicate this blog to those who mistake living at home for having a life.



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