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The one thing that I blissfully figured out is that fear can literally make a person walk away from priceless opportunity.  At what point do we as humans decide to conquer that fear?  What is the risk involved and how does one place metrics on that risk?  As a writer for years, I find that when it comes to dialectology in uncomfortable, fearful, pretentious, or ostentatious situations words are much easier written than stated verbally.

I have an opportunity.

I am a dutiful writer and have decided to share several years of writing with you, the public.  Everything you want can be accomplished incrementally with dedication, passion, determination, discipline and a positive mindset.  An advocate of rationalism and logic plays no games, gives no excuses, nor refuses to quit.  If there is every any question, doubt, or inquisition of facts simply find the answer.  Realistically I am not a genius but do know a few.  I personally will never lie, cheat, or mess with logic.  Simply put, if it can't be solved find someone or something that has the answer.  If that unconditionally cannot occur find a way to eradicate the situation.  It is mind blowing to become an other centered focused solution finding person. This applies to anything anytime, anyplace, and anyone.

There are a few idiosyncrasies:

Some say fate does not exist.  I am an advocate believer that in this life "fate" occurs daily.  The problem is most humans blink so fast that they cannot ever see.  They don't believe in rationalism.  The Webster definition of rational is as follows:  "Based on or in accordance with reason or logic."  So how do you explain developments of events beyond a humans control? Is it to be regarded as a supernatural power?

There are three goddesses who preside over the birth and life of humans.  Each person's destiny was thought of as a thread spun, measured, and cut by the three fates.  Clotho, Lachesis, and Atropos.  I am not going to pontificate on this.  Google it.  Do your research on this myth.  The bottom line is "fate can be logical."

I look forward to publishing several works on this blog in the near future and hope you enjoy.

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Written with Love,

Beth Robyn