Author Archives: Dana Hannah

The hardest lessons in life for me is to learn you cannot help everyone because some people don’t want help. You cannot save everyone because some people don’t know they are drowning. You can’t love everyone because some people are not lovable. You have to treat them like a lion when they think they’re aContinue reading “My hardest lessons (8/18)”

Everyone in life has a purpose to serve others. Even though I’m not always sure when I meet or connect with someone what their purpose is in my life, or my purpose is for their life, immediately. I just know it’s not coincidental when we meet and connect. People meet for a reason, even ifContinue reading “Connections are not Coincidental”

I was talking with a friend the other day, about making changes in life, with new chapters and new seasons. I told her that when you are on a race track and you make that sharp left turn you cannot see what’s behind you. You cannot see what’s in the rearview mirror. It’s the sameContinue reading “What’s left is LEFT”

Yesterday was my birthday again. Between the direct messages, text messages, gifts and visits, it was a perfect day. As I closed out my honored day, I couldn’t help but think, what if we celebrated like it was our birthday daily, weekly, monthly. I think we deserve special treatment more than one day a year.Continue reading “This is the Day (8/15/2021)”

The world is a dangerous place not because of evil but because those that look on and do nothing. ~ Albert Einstein I was out of town staying in a hotel and while I was there, the elevator went out. I came in loaded down with bags from shopping and food to go. After findingContinue reading “The Others Will Help (08/13/2021)”