
Wise inspirational words from Steve Maraboli that I thought I’d share.

Wise inspirational words from Steve Maraboli that I thought I’d share.

This is a post I shared on my Facebook and Instagram pages a couple of weeks ago. I intended to share it here with you that follow my blog posts – so here it is.
So..on my morning run I had the unfortunate moment where out of no where I was yelled at by a Caucasian woman “Dirty N—er, Fukin C–t” (not my first experience..that came when I was 9 first time I was called that) I stopped in my tracks laughed at her but then turned to run up to her as she kept walking – I almost caught a case lol – in that next moment I chose to keep it moving and continued myjog – it’s not what people call you, it’s what you answer to, that quote crossed my mind – I’ve lived in this area for over 15 years jogging in morning only encounters are occasional TMZ and paparazzi looking for “celebrities” most people say good morning or nothing at all– I came upon these beautiful vibrant flowers and stopped to take a photo. Being alive is a blessing no matter the troubles of the world and people. I still believe in love and beauty in this world in fact I’d just been thinking about “Affairs of the heart” and recorded a short message of inspiration to post –most humans are good and we have more similarities than differences a lot of the time — though there are bad apples of all kind -in the midst of so much hatred and some vile people..and also people dealing with mental health issues – stay focused. It’s real out here –people are also being empowered in this negative political environment … 🙏🏽✨ #JodyWatley#ialmostcaughtacase #chooselove – ready to watch some NBA and college hoops now and enjoy the rest of my day – love to all ❤

Allison Rohan Brooklyn, NYC

Matthew, United Kingdom

Mervin Malone Jr, Austin TX

Paul, OKC

D.J. Wainwright Sacramento, CA

Nik Ramli, Interior Designer, United Kingdom

Diane, Canada


Brian, Elizabethtown, PA

Dave Higdon, of Poptastic Confessions, CA
Love. Music knows no color or boundary. #itsinthemusic
Written in 1991, when I chose to shift musical gears – revisited today.
This Jody Watley art was posted on my Facebook page by a fan named Jeremy Morse. Jeremy and Garilyn expressed longtime appreciation and love of my music. Needless to say, I love this interpretation of my “Don’t You Want Me” cover image through the eyes of Garilyn Brune. It’s been added to my Gallery here on the site, which is a spotlight of Jody Watley art and moving images given to me by fans.
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