Tonight I was privileged to hear a motivational speaker at the Frank Phillip’s College, Allen Campus, Perryton, Texas. This meeting was sponsored by “Leadership Perryton.” Speaker Dr. Shirley Garrett. CSP. The title of her message was, “Spiraling Upward-Making Positivity Happen.” It was an interesting speech, and was seasoned wit lots of humor. A nice crowd was present. I am noticing a lot of people now a days who are becoming more and more impressed with the thought of needing to enhance their ability to lead. My thoughts on this matter is that I think people have realized the time has come when every man, woman, or child, is needed to help with the safety of our country. Everyone knows that learning through highly educated teachers cannot be time wasted. The teacher this evening had a Doctorate Degree, but was such a “down to earth” positive speaker.
The meeting tonight was for the public, but tomorrow it will be for business, and civic leaders. An all morning session will be held. This type of motivational training is another reason to make Perryton proud. She is on the up hill run, and is gaining speed every day. If only we can keep it that way forever. I see people starting to come out of community bickering, and joining hands with those whom they highly disagreed with before. I wish our United States Congress could do that. If they don’t change their attitude before long, our President will change it for them. He is very capable of doing that, but it may create more outrage among the liberals to the extent that many more will die from their own self conflict. I can’t see anything but lingering fighting for America until a mighty miracle happens. We can hope and pray, and even deny that this will happen, but that don’t change God’s plan.
Even with this feeling I struggle with, I will stay positive because I believe that is what faith is all about. Every person has to live till God calls them home, and I think we need to be happy, and expect miracles every day until that time. My dad used to say about people, “they need to keep their own nose clean instead of trying to clean everyone else’s.” I think that idea would be good for us today to consider. I am the one who God will judge on that great and notable day. I can’t make you more innocent even if I tried. You too will be judged by the Almighty King. Let us do our own discipline and ask God to forgive us while we are doing it. We will be more happy, and I’m sure will be less disciplined by the Father. I will never be that perfect mortal, and that is why I don’t try. I do try to follow Jesus example the best I can, but must know I don’t come close to his perfection. I believe everyone should do their best to be like Jesus.
God Bless
Myrtle Jean Sharp
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