The Heart...Wanda's

Don’t count out anything or anyone too quickly. And never count yourself out. Because in the right hands — and that just might be yours — what used to be… can become something more powerful than ever before.

Life happens to everyone. But it's our attitude towards life that matters. Instead of always being in reactive mode, chasing the next mode, overwhelmed mode, etc., it's good to just be content.

You have added value to someone's life. You might not know the full extent of it. You thought your kindness was just beingpolite. You made a difference in a way only you could.

No matter what we may face, remember that we arenever alone. Psalm 46:1 reminds us that "God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble". He is our safe place, our source of strength, and He is always near. When the storms of life rage, when fear and uncertaintycreep in, hold onto this truth—God is with us, guiding, protecting, and strengthening us. Trust in Him, for He...

No matter how much technology evolves or society shifts, the impact on the heart by kindness, love and encouragement remains the same. We all long to feel seen. We all need hope. We all benefit from love. And because of that, kindness will never go out of style. Encouragement will never lose its power. No matter how modern life becomes, a smile will still warm a heart. Alistening ear will still br...

Many are on the receiving end of someone blindsiding them. When reflecting over the situation, a lot of times signs were there that it could happen. Nevertheless it never feels good and causes one to question the individuals character and integrity.

Have you ever prayed for God to use you to bless someone else, and you had the chance to do just that? Maybe it was to give someone a word of encouragement, offer financial help, or simply be present for someone in need. I want to encourage you with this: When you ask God to help you bless someone else, He does just that.

How often do you have those moments which cause you to evaluate yourself? Do you like what you realize? If not, and there are areas within you that are in need of changing, where do you reach out for guidance?

Time is the one thing we all have in common, yet it’s the one thing we can never get back. Every second that passes is a second gone forever. That’s why how you spend your time matters.

Love is the second greatest gift you can give or receive. Love is a force that transcends time and space. It binds us together, gives our lives meaning, and reminds us of our shared humanity.

The way we treat others matters—not just for them, but for yourself as well. Our words, actions, and attitudes shape the world around us in ways we often underestimate.

You never know who is paying attention to you. You are bold, risk takers and fearless; movers and shakers and the up and coming. You are the leaders of tomorrow and yet you are already shaping today. You that are resilient, innovative, and unapologetically authentic. You have access to tools and opportunities that generations before you could only dream of. But in the midst of all this possibility...

Preparation is not passive; it’s deeply active. It’s about doing the work even when the results aren’t immediate. It’s about practicing, learning, and growing every single day. Preparation takes time, and sometimes that can be frustrating. You might feel ready for your dreams today, but the truth is that every step of preparation is necessary.

When we focus on what’s good—even in difficult circumstances—we open ourselves up to solutions, opportunities, and unexpected joys. Positivity is not about pretending everything is perfect; it's about trusting that there’s meaning and growth to be found in every experience.

Many are attached to a small device called a cell phone. Yet losing or damaging a phone should be a moment of inconvenience, not a crisis. What if, instead of mourning what’s gone, we use it as a wake-up call? A chance to reconnect with what really matters: the people around us, the experiences we live, and the moments we can savor without a screen between us and the world.

Silence allows us to reset, to recalibrate our minds and hearts. In silence, we find clarity. We can listen not just to the world but to ourselves. It’s in the still moments that we often hear the truths that get drowned out by the noise of life. Many people mistake silence for weakness. They think speaking louder, acting faster, or filling every gap with words is a sign of power. But the truth is...

Life is full of surprises, full of moments when the only thing left to do is throw our hands in the air and laugh. Because laughter lightens us, it breaks us free from the rigid shell of needing to appear put-together.

When you encounter opposition, don’t run from it or complain about it. Push forward because opposition is not your enemy; it’s your elevation.

Why accept "I think I can" ? Believing you can means declaring your strength and purpose. Challenges will come, but confidence isn't born from avoiding struggles; it's forged in facing them. When you boldly proclaim, "I know I can" , you are capable, worthy, and unstoppable.

Your perspective on what you have will determine how you move forward with it. You'll either use it for progress or view it negatively and leave it alone.

Having a thankful heart is not designated to one day out of the year, but is every day.

Not everyone agrees on everything all the time. Yet, circumstances may dictate that agreeing to disagree is the best decision at that time.

Many are fueling the flames of division and hatred. Instead of embracing love, respect and living in peace toward one another. In order to overcome the negativity and division one has to make a conscience decision to treat everyone fairly regardless of the race, gender, cultural background, etc. That's how love and respect overcome hatred and division.

Many are fueling the flames of division and hatred. Instead of embracing love, respect and living in peace towards one another. In order to overcome the negativity and division one has to make a conscience decision to treat everyone fairly regardless of the race, gender, cultural background, etc. That's how love and respect overcome hatred and division.

Learning to be thankful for the small things, begins cultivating a mindset of gratitude that permeates every aspect of our lives. This mindset doesn’t just make one happier; it also makes one more resilient.