#onwardmarch

[vybright]

Life is (and will be) chock full of moments that are less than stellar. Those moments get rewind in our minds over and over again. Mostly the bad moments, of course. Often, suffering stems from this bottomless pit of regret and remorse of the past. This does nothing but create stagnation and pain and we KNOW this deep down inside. But we benefit from these kinds of reminders that what is ahead will give relief to what was. A remedy for that 'pain on replay' is pressing forward with daily persistence and with vigor and trusting that God is with us. Forgive yourself and proceed with care and love. Let us not settle in our bad memories but revel in what God has in store for us. #onwardmarch 💛🙌🏾 #GOD #Jesus #worship #FAITH #movingforward #regret #remorse #biblequotes #bibleverses #biblescripture #prayalways #bible #biblestudy #biblereading (at Detroit, Michigan) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwlZIgegLvt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1tuj5ibv4eur9

[barnold1984]

Absolutely without a doubt.. #cantstopwontstop #onthemove #onwardmarch #inspiration #riseabove

[life-of-lisa-mejias]

#noregrets #keepmovingforward #onwardmarch #liveanearn #createthelifeyouwant (at Robbinston, Maine)

[james-and-jack]

Expect to see a lot more of me around these parts soon. Today is my official last day at the nonprofit. My last place of employment offered me a substantial raise/promotion to return. The main reason I left was because of lack of room to grow and it's funny what a difference a year makes. I am sad to leave, but I feel proud of what I have accomplished here. I will sincerely miss the clients I work with everyday.I work with formerly homeless individuals at a vocational rehabilitation program where we attempt to teach them the life-skills they will need to access full-time employment. To say that it is tough work would be a giant understatement. However, it has also been one of the most rewarding things I have ever done. I am going to miss the everyday, "good morning miss leslie," the eye rolls and sarcasm when I am teaching class, the gradual acceptance of an assignment, and finally the thank you for making us try something new, I really liked that. I am proud of what I've done here, I know I put my everything into it. Most of all I feel thankful to have had this experience, the people in this program changed me. I thought I was teaching them, but actually they were teaching me the entire time. Now, it's on to new endeavors, and I feel like I'm leaving little pieces of heart scattered throughout New York City, but I'm so grateful for all the amazing people I have met. I'm heading home for a week to regroup, so there will be a lot of California sunshine posts heading this way next week!