
In his “About” page he writes:
Life can seem like a jungle sometimes, overgrown with all the “things” that are in our life. The animals that consume us (debt, busy-ness, work, family, etc) lurking around every corner.
Isn’t that the truth?
This week’s New Blog Of The Week (NBOTW) is written by an author who writes from his experiences. He stops to think why, and then asks us for our response.
In a recent post titled Going Down The Road We Know he says:
It’s important that we take time to evaluate where we are going in life, and why we’re doing what we do. Spending the time to determine what we want and desire in life will lead to us having the life we desire.
With our busy schedules, how many of us really STOP and think about where the road of life is taking us?
Each post on his blog is started with a quote. For his post titled: When You Fall Down, Get Back Up, he used a favorite of mine.
“Be miserable. Or motivate yourself. Whatever has to be done, it’s always your choice.” — Wayne Dyer
The post goes on to explain how he motivates himself. His encouragement leads his readers into a short assignment.
This blogger found me. His blog is named “The Jungle of Life”, and “he” is Lance.
To explain what he hopes to accomplish with his blog, I’ll turn it over to Lance:
Here at “The Jungle of Life” I’m looking for you to walk through this jungle with me as I look at ways to tame this jungle we call our lives.
Join me in re-welcoming Lance to the BWAB community.
Hello again Lance.
Count me in for the “walk through the jungle”.
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Hi. I'm Barbara Swafford and I'd like to welcome you to the Blogging Without A Blog (BWAB) virtual blogging classroom. We'll make you think, share some links, and listen to what you have to say. Grab a chair and join in the conversation. 






Hi Lance. Welcome! Life IS a jungle, isn’t it? But it’s not just bad… jungles are fascinating places, full of new experiences and surprises.
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