As the senior staff writer for The Gates of Seminole Magazine (a Central Florida magazine), one of my jobs is to write my publisher’s notes for her (evidently, it’s the nature of this business to ghost write even more than the articles you’re assigned, oh well, money’s money). My publisher is a very accomplished woman in a variety of areas, but her chief talent is optimism. I swear, I don’t think Ashly has a negative bone in her body. This upcoming edition of the magazine, Ashly wanted me to write about concurring adversity. It’s a simple, feel-good piece that is supposed to work as a giant inspirational quote to those who are down in the dumps but still live in multi-million dollar homes. It just goes to show you, money cannot buy strength. Even millionaires need a pick-me-up. Here is the article, which she liked so much that she is now having me write a NEW publisher’s letter and giving this one it’s own special section. I hope you enjoy it.

Let’s be honest here, sometimes no matter how good you are, there are many things that are just out of your reach… yet. Learn how to take advantage of your body and brain nature to get ahead.

Stress’ common denominator is change. As long as we live, we will experience thousands of changes every day.

Challenges are always a part of life. This is something we cannot escape and, not a single one of us will make it out alive. So, it becomes terribly important to be able to deal with whatever comes forward and appreciate the victories that result no matter how small.

Sometimes you just need to share them with others to get through them.

Why people are faced with difficulties and how to go over them.