Vocal De Frag With Arroe Collins

If you could boil down to one word what best describes your current path... what would it be?

Somewhere along the lessons in life we thought we are to climb the mountain to move beyond the tough challenging times. No... it's time to remove the mountain one rock, one step, on thought at a time. We aren't going up. We are taking it down.

We are the generation that has seen a lot and done a lot. But did you document it as it was happening? If not, your memories are based on a true story. Taking the time to record your walks or adventures by way of writing or a digital device puts your story on the front page of reality. If you wait to share it, it's based on a true story.

Life feels incredibly tight. So much so I want to stretch the map. We need the room to move. One steps feels like it's covering eight miles. Where are you on your map? If this were a mall could you find your position on the map?

We're constantly in need of wanting to talk with family and friends but are we truly listening to what's being shared? What if we just listened?

So often we give so much of ourselves away that we end up feeling very empty. Is there a way to receive while we're giving? Yes...

Wow! We hear it, we see it, feel it and wonder about it. So often we're told or say out loud, "What is happening is a God calling." Is it?

We do it too quickly. The moment we have a great moment, or we're caught up in a conversation about our choices in life, we tend to instantly says, "It's God's calling." Hmmm really? If all we do is God's calling, we are setting ourselves up for failure. We will expect to win win win. We are over labeling our positions on the path. Admit that it's your calling and God is overlooking your decisions...

We all have a voice. Some much louder than others. Some more revealing. But it's not just your vocal cords we're hearing. It's what you're posting on social media. You've got a voice. But are you fulfilled?

Do you realize the physical act of regret starts in our twenties? Then we spend the rest of our lives wondering why we didn't do something about it. There's a new path to follow. Turn your regrets into triumphs.

I had injured my left shoulder badly. It was extremely difficult to raise it. My neighbor showed no compassion saying, "Admit you are old and grow with it." I could never do that! Mainly because I never heard my parents or grandparents call themself old.

We've mastered the art of setting things aside. Then complain about how life isn't fair and you aren't getting what you worked for. The story has been building. Take yourself off the path of oh I'll get to one day. Physically grow forward with determination and not procrastination.

We all move with and without our transitions. Mental moments that create change or were put into place due to change. Very few of us recognize our transitions as being an amazing tool is getting to know who we are on the inside and out. Facing your transitions leads you toward peace as well as forgiveness.

Not everybody plays the game at 100%. One look at our lifestyle away from the judgers, it turns out we're making our way through a new day at 10%. Our hair is messed up, clothes are stained and torn and our attitude is like me for me not what you want to see. 10%.

Too often we do something at the drop of a hat knowing full well there may be consequences. You knew what it was before you picked it up. Facing those walls. How to become more aware of your instant decision making or repairing from another bad situation. You knew what it was when you picked it up.

Simple question; could you do it? Could you go 24 hours with out judging? Judging yourself and others? Judging the world and the universe. 24 hours without judgement...

How do you react when people make it clear, "It's not as good as the old days." Seriously, one look at the old days and the times weren't as easy as they are today. The good ole days? It's like someone who says they'd like to be 17 again. I don't mind just don't take todays technology with you. If you wanna go back please do but it has to be lived the very way you once did.

In everything we do there's always something next. Can we be in control of what it is? Is this why so many people live in their past. They always know what happens next!

While in the pulpit Pastor Steven Furtick asked, "Wouldn't it be great if you didn't know you?" An amazing seed to plant inside your heart. What if you didn't know yourself?

The majority of what we share in conversations about ourselves is based upon a true story. I'm a daily writer of thirty one years and it requires a lot of discipline to put the real story on paper. The same is true about our connections with people. A memory is always based upon a true story. That doesn't make it false. It makes it an interpretation.