Resetting my Priorities

Half of Americans feel like they just had the worst year ever, but seven in 10 are optimistic that 2022 will be better. There are reasons to be hopeful: Doctors have more tools to fight Covid, the economy continues to improve, and indications are that many  people are resetting their priorities. “I think the pandemic helped us realize what’s really important,” said psychologist Elizabeth Lombardo.
“The lesson is simple: life is short and not to be wasted. When I die, I don't want people remembering me for the stacks of legal briefs I've written or the corporate trademarks I've helped defend. I have something more to offer the world.” – Michelle Obama, Becoming
Affirmative prayer: Infinite Presence, through prayer, meditation, and on long walks, I discern what facets of my life energize me and bring me joy. These blessings are my highest callings, and I bestow the beauty, passion, and love of them on my sisters and brothers. Thank you, God, forever. Amen.

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