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ShareMyHeart.com - The Special Christmas Gift

In younger years, I loved to make special Christmas gifts, especially for my wife.  Once, I found an old trunk, classic lines with wood trim, very beat up, but I made it into a treasure chest.  It took weeks to refinish it and make it beautiful again.  Then I filled it with rose petals and beautiful packages, love letters...and snuck it under the Christmas tree for her to find on Christmas morning. 

I can still remember how excited she was when she first saw the trunk, and how much more excited she got when she opened it up and discovered all the love inside. 

I still love making things for people.  There is something very precious about gifts we make for others.  I think it is the time it takes to create such gifts.  I know I am always filled with gratitude when I get cards in the mail from friends.  I know it took time and effort on their parts to go out and get the card and then take the time to put loving thoughts inside and mail it to me. 

Not everyone has the talent or opportunity to actually build special Christmas gifts for their loved ones...but we all CAN take the time to share our special Christmas thoughts for our loved ones.  Tell them how much we appreciate them, recall those special memories of life shared with them with words and pictures. 

Any gift can be a Treasure Chest if you simply take the time to fill it with love.

Visit us at ShareMyHeart.com and let us help you make a Special Christmas Gift for your loved ones.

May you have the Happiest of Holidays!

Yours to count on,

  Stephen Miller, Founder
  ShareMyHeart.com
  HeroGuys.com, HeroGals.com

ShareMyHeart.com -Mountains, Marriage & Moolah

Mountains.  Marriage.  Moolah.  The BIG 3 of my life.

Mountains are all my personal challenges.  Daily work to do to grow and be in this world.  The climbs out of the valley up into the rarified air, the people falling away below me until I am usually by myself looking out at the vastness and wonder of life.  My mountains.  Some I didn't summit.  Lots more I did.

Marriage is all about relationships.  Relationships are why we are here.  To learn and grow, celebrate and cry, live and die together.  Together.  I have done some relationships well, some not so well, but each one has taught me something.  I am a wiser more humble man today for all my "marriages".

Moolah is the practical reality of living on Planet Earth.  Moolah is exchange.  Everything that somebody else has that I want forces me to deal with "Moolah".  Moolah is just an idea, ultimately a question of what I believe I deserve and how powerful I am at manifesting my dreams.  Moolah is the Mountain I am climbing right now.

Mountains.  Marriage.  Moolah.  They are all tied together.  Can't have one without the other.

Every intimate relationship will have to deal with Mountains, Marriage, and Moolah.  How do you do this successfully with another human being? 

Rule#2 for Successful Intimate Relationships (which is what I think Marriage is supposed to be)

Listen first.

Listen to your heart.  Listen to the world around you.  Listen to the people who are closest to you. 

What do you hear?

Yours to count on,

  Stephen Miller, Founder
  ShareMyHeart.com
  HeroGuys.com, HeroGals.com