My PASSION Magazine issue #2

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| My Passion - Issue 2 - July 2015
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Dr. Paulette
Stewart
From the Editor’s desk:
First of all, I want to thank each one of
you for the great response that we had
regarding the first edition of “My Passion
Magazine.” I hope that you will
continue to enjoy and tell all of your
friends about it. This is a free on-line
magazine. However, you can purchase
a hard copy by going on my website
(www.drpaulettestewart.com), click on
"store" and place your order.
The late Johnny Cash was a famous
country music artist. One of his hit
songs was “One Piece at a Time.”
The song tells of a man who, in 1949,
leaves his home in Kentucky to pursue
work at General Motors in Detroit,
Michigan. The singer assembles wheels
on Cadillac’s, watching each one roll
by day after day on the assembly line,
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knowing that he will never be able
to afford one.
Beginning almost immediately,
he and a coworker decided to steal
a Cadillac, using their assembly
line jobs to obtain the parts. He
takes the small parts home hidden
in his large lunchbox; larger parts
are smuggled out in his co-worker's
motor home.
As the song goes, it took about 24
years to gather the parts before
they could put the car together,
and when they finished assembling
the car, it did not look at all like
the Cadillac. (Pull the song up on
the internet and read the lyrics.
They are really funny.)
You can have plans and accomplish
them. As you put your "one piece
at a time" in the right order, your
life will look exactly as it should.
Editor Notes
Dr.Paulette Stewart
My Passion Magazine
This song reminds me of how we are today.
Some people want to take the short cuts in
life and not pay the price. Some of us work
very hard at what we do and we accomplish
a lot. But, there are others of us that ride
the coat tails of others to get ahead in life
and do not accomplish anything.
We plan for our futures, but life is a oneday-at-a-time
process. Each day we are
building. Each day we are accomplishing
something that we did not accomplish yesterday.
Each day we are going forward, one
piece at a time.
As we put the pieces together, our lives may
not always look like what we want, but it is
our life and not someone else’s life.
I like to put puzzles together. I have a system
(I have a plan). First, I empty the box.
I get all of my “outside edge” pieces together.
I then try to pick out my colors and
put them together. Then I begin. As the
pieces start connecting, I can see a form. I
can see a picture. I can see the front of the
box. However, it only comes together one
piece at a time.
New beginnings are important! Slow down
and try not to do too much. Let your life
process. Yes, we can have plans and accomplish
them. When you put your one piece at
a time in the right order, your life will look
just the way it is supposed to look.