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The First Step To A Better You

We live in an imperfect world. No matter who you are, there is room for improvement. It’s up to you to decide what needs to change. It’s up to you to apply the change into your life. The Earth and the Universe that surrounds us are evolving. It’s up to you to get out of set ways that drag you down and evolve with them. So today, I want you to self analyse. I want you to figure out what parts of your life need to go into the trash, then take out the trash. Eliminate what doesn’t serve you. I can’t decide for you what that is. You have to win the battle against yourself and start the process. Decide what parts of your life are trash and send them to the dump. It’s like when the storage on your smartphone gets too full. You scroll down and decide what has to go. Then erase it. We are all bombarded with too much. Decide what has to go, and eliminate it from your hard drive. It is a battle between you and yourself. A battle that you can win. Tell yourself that everyday. “I can win this battle.”

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Just realized that there is no magic button to release what you don’t need. It takes time and effort. You have to withdraw from what you have gotten used to. You need to become unset in your ways. Step one is to decide what has to go. Then you can begin the long process of ridding your life of it. You have to be patient. You have to be resilient and willing to bounce back. That is the key. Your willpower. Your will to survive. So take that key and unlock the door to the life you intend to achieve. The decision comes first. Make the decision to rid your life of what stops you from evolving, and become a better you.

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Brad Curtis
Brad Curtis
As I step into the role of the publisher of River Cities Gazette. I reflect on how my father Tom started the newspaper when I was two years old. I have been surrounded by the Gazette my entire life. Born and raised in Miami Springs. My father was my little league coach, we were the Padres. I went to Springview Elementary as a young one. I graduated from Miami Springs Senior High School as a part of the school newspaper. The Zeitgeist was the name of the paper. It refers to the moral and cultural climate of the specific era. I was a writer and the photographer of The Zeitgeist. I graduated with honors in 1996. I attended University of South Florida in Tampa and received my associates of arts degree. For the last twenty five years, I have been the assistant publisher of the River Cities Gazette. It was the plan from the start for me to take over the helm. As the Gazette is a family business. I am ecstatic to announce. That day has come. My passion, my dedication, my focus and my drive has been the River Cities Gazette for the majority of my adult life. As I continue the legacy of greatness passed down to me by my father Tom Curtis. And take over the reins as a true leader. Ready to tackle any issue that comes my way. Thanks to God, I have the strength to do so.

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