Everyone is different.

We all have our own characteristics, personalities, demeanor, beliefs and dispositions.

We also come from separate lifestyles and personal spaces that we feel and can't 'for the life of us' put into our own words the “mumble jumble” of our mind set.

Writer's block.

We want to create a picture to our audience with the art of what we have written.

We have great hopes that everyone, no matter who they are or where they're from can understand us through our words.

The importance of having the opportunity to engage with other's viewpoints and exhibit the ability to clear our heads, giving up the need for control, and listening enables patience.

There are ways of maintaining focus while struggling with racing thoughts.

Making a way for another human being to establish a connection within themselves, like puzzle pieces completing a puzzle.

Somehow, we want to manage that connection.

We mindfully, and sometimes desperately have to take time out to hear someone else's thought process instead of drowning them out over the loudness of our own frustrating and discombobulated state of being.

Quieting the storm.

When is the last time you told “your story” and it came out in the right words sounding the same as it did in your head, while conversing with anyone by way of expressing anything?

We are capable of “opening our eyes”.

“Looking outside the box”.

The mere willingness to being nonjudgmental and have an open heart, the psychological means of settling the sea saw affect of left brain vs. right brain and having ears that listen; could over-power the...