I am a student, steward, servant.
Cajamarca, Peru – Time to live, laugh and love
Today ask yourself these three questions.
1. Am I living?
2. Am I laughing?
3. Am I loving?
Friends, your life is a God’s gift. Each day we have the opportunity to thank God for it. Life is a gift from him, don’t forget that.
So, let’s go to:
. Live
. Laugh
. Love
PD. Encourage someone else to do the same.
#EncourageExcellence
Edwin Luis Mendoza
BEW Team
Cajamarca, Peru – A perfect Christmas gift for oneself
I have a special gift for you. I love to give 5 powerful and amazing quotes as a christmas gift for you. The last one is my favourite.
1. Love what you do!
2. Life is sweet!
3. You can do it!
4. Be yourself always!
5. God is with you!
Take a special time and give yourself these quotes.
#Encouragement
Edwin Luis Mendoza
BEW Team
Kennesaw, GA – Healing America
Friends, pray for our country. Do what you can to heal and help others. Robert E. Lee was a great example as a healer who tried to heal a fractured nation.
“Don’t bring up your sons to detest the United States… Recollect that we form one country now. Abandon all these local animosities, and make your sons Americans.” 1875
“Remember, we are all one country now. Dismiss from your mind all sectional feelings, and bring them up to be Americans.” 1875
#UnitedAmerica
Marietta, GA – COSTAR
My good friend, Lee Blackstone, created an acrostic to help with ChatGPT queries. He calls it COSTAR and it helps you to quickly summarize your AI request.
When using AI to assist your efforts, use these 6 prompts to help you: COSTAR
1. C – What is the context?
2. O – What is your objective?
3. S – Are you wanting a particular style?
4. T – What is the desired tone?
5. A – Who is the audience?
6. R – What response are you eliciting?
#encouragement
Happy 4th of July to my American friends and neighbors. Embrace the awesome responsibility that comes from being a citizen and protector to the free world.
Feliz 4 de Julio a mis amigos y vecinos estadounidenses. Acepten la enorme responsabilidad que conlleva ser ciudadano y protector del mundo libre.
Marietta, GA – Reparando el mundo
Amigos, ¿están ustedes haciendo su parte para dejar este mundo mejor que cuando llegaron?
“tikkun-ha’olam” es una frase en Hebreo que significa reparar el mundo.
“Tikún Olam” es un concepto en el Judaísmo, que se refiere a diversas formas de acción destinadas a reparar y mejorar el mundo. En la literatura rabínica clásica, la frase se refería a disposiciones legales destinadas a preservar el orden social. En la oración Aleinu, se refiere a la erradicación de la idolatría”. Wikipedia
#Animar a los demás
Bryan
Marietta, GA – Repairing the world
Friends, are you doing your part to leave this world better than when you arrived?
“tikkun-ha’olam” is a Hebrew phrase meaning to repair the world.
“Tikkun olam is a concept in Judaism, which refers to various forms of action intended to repair and improve the world. In classical rabbinic literature, the phrase referred to legal enactments intended to preserve the social order. In the Aleinu prayer, it refers to the eradication of idolatry”. Wikipedia
#EncourageOthers
Bryan
Marietta, GA – Cita de Emerson para comenzar tu día
“Reír mucho y a menudo: Ganarse el respeto de las personas inteligentes y el cariño de los niños, ganarse el aprecio de los críticos honestos y soportar la traición de los falsos amigos; apreciar la belleza, encontrar lo mejor en los demás, dejar el mundo un poco mejor ya sea por un niño sano, un huerto o una condición social redimida; saber que aunque sólo sea una vida ha respirado mejor porque tú has vivido. Eso es haber triunfado”. – Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Marietta, GA – Emerson Quote to start your day
“To laugh often and much: To win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children, to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate beauty, to find the best in others, to leave the world a bit better whether by a healthy child, a garden patch, or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you lived. This is to have succeeded.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson.
Bryan E. Wilson 