Remy G

10/10/2025

Don’t wish for an easy life; wish for the strength to face challenges. It’s through these very challenges that life gains its depth, excitement, and meaning. Every struggle we encounter serves a purpose—it teaches us, shapes us, and helps us grow into stronger, wiser versions of ourselves.

10/09/2025

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10/05/2025

An elder explained to his grandson:
“Inside of us there is a fight. It is between two wolves. One is good—he is love, kindness, humility, and truth. The other is bad—he is anger, envy, greed, and lies. They are always fighting inside us.”
The grandson thought about it and asked:
“Which one will win?”
The elder said:
“The one you feed… but remember, you must feed both a little, for without darkness you cannot know light.”

10/04/2025

10/02/2025

It is with a heavy heart that I learned of the passing of Dr. Jane Goodall a true beacon of hope for our world. Her life was a testament to what it means to care deeply — not just for humankind, but for all life on this planet.

Jane showed us that compassion, curiosity, and perseverance matter. She taught us that every creature has worth, every ecosystem has value, and every action has consequences. Over her decades of work in conservation, she wasn’t simply a scientist: she was a bridge between humanity and nature, a voice for those who cannot speak, and a reminder that hope is not passive — it is a choice we renew each morning.

Recently I read her final book, and it touched me more deeply than I expected. Her words encouraged me to believe again — to believe that even the smallest acts, done with love and persistence, ripple outward. To continue trying. To keep caring. To show up, day after day, for the world she so ardently believed in. Her book reignited in me a sense of purpose: I will continue to strive to make a difference, in whatever way I can, every single day.

Though she is gone, I know her legacy will continue — in the children she inspired, in the forests she helped protect, in the movements she set in motion, and in each of us who took her message to heart. Because people like Jane don’t simply fade; they become seeds in the soil of future generations. Her spirit lives on in every effort to heal and care for our planet.

Rest in peace, Jane Goodall — thank you for your courage, your wisdom, your hope. May we honor you by doing better, being kinder, and never giving up on the possibility of a more compassionate world.

09/28/2025

Like a pagoda standing tall in the forest, true strength is built one level at a time—with patience, balance, and grace. Each level represents the lessons we learn, the challenges we overcome, and the growth we experience along the way. Just as a pagoda rises steadily toward the sky, we too cultivate resilience and wisdom gradually, understanding that lasting strength is never rushed. It is the quiet dedication to each step, the mindful care in every choice, and the grace with which we navigate life’s storms that allow us to stand tall, rooted yet reaching higher with every passing day.

09/27/2025

In the past, I had a tendency to blame others for my own mistakes. At the time, I didn’t realize that pointing fingers only kept me from moving forward. Blaming others may feel easier in the moment, but it takes away our responsibility—and with it, our power to grow. I’ve come to understand that real change begins when we stop shifting the fault outward and start looking inward with honesty. Owning up to our choices, even when it’s uncomfortable, is what allows us to rise above our shortcomings and become the better version of ourselves.

09/26/2025

There were seasons in my life when I didn’t want to face my own problems or admit to my mistakes. I thought ignoring them would somehow make things easier, but in reality, it only kept me stuck. I’ve learned that true growth begins when we find the courage to be honest with ourselves—about our pain, our flaws, and even the choices we wish we had made differently. Healing doesn’t come from hiding; it comes from facing what’s hard and choosing to work through it. As the saying goes, “You can’t heal what you won’t face.”

09/25/2025

Oftentimes, I find myself putting energy into negative thoughts, not realizing how quickly they drain me. Tony Robbins’ words—“Where your focus goes, energy flows”—truly opened my eyes. I realized that the more I dwell on worries or doubts, the more power I give them over my life. Now, I make a conscious effort to focus my energy on what I want to become, how I want to feel, and the outcomes I hope to create. By directing my attention toward growth, positivity, and purpose, I discover not only clarity but also the strength to move forward. In the end, when our focus aligns with our intentions, life has a way of falling into place.