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Keep Going…You Can Do This

Posted on February 3, 2016 by Kevin Carlstead

For years, I have been struggling with going to sleep at night. During a few day span of not sleeping, I would become sick with a cold or flu, mentally exhausted, and my body was not healing as it normally … Continue reading →

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Follow your Dreams

Posted on January 20, 2016 by Kevin Carlstead

It has been a while. I am writing to you all today to tell you how I was shaken up two months ago. A hammer of truth smashed my vulnerability and I was derailed from my passionate career path. The … Continue reading →

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“Purpose Determines Outcome”

Posted on October 3, 2015 by Kevin Carlstead

We drove by a grocery store parking lot. I caught a glimpse of a shopping cart in the middle of one of the spots. My mind immediately went to “let’s pull over and move it out of the way.” Being … Continue reading →

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A Story from “Hey Arnold!”

Posted on October 10, 2014 by Kevin Carlstead

The boarders assign each other a Secret Santa, and Arnold has to get a present for Mr. Hyunh. He hears his story about his lost daughter Mai, and decides to search the city for her. Arnold attempts to locate Mai … Continue reading →

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The Vast Ocean Ahead

Posted on December 8, 2013 by Kevin Carlstead

Whenever confused: Go to the source. Gather information. Find answers. We are thrown into experiences every single moment of our lives…and above is a receptive exploration into those experiences. If we stay consistently passionate to discover the truths in our … Continue reading →

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