Author Archives

    Terrie Wurzbacher

    Posted on

    Feedback From My Book

    by

    I have to say the feedback I’ve received on “From Tipping Point to Turning Point” has been heartwarming…and in some cases heartbreaking too.

    There are two “topics” in the book – one is about vol state in 2022 and the other is about the effects of things in our lives on our health.

    The first topic doesn’t really warrant much feedback. The second, however, does. And it has. It’s just that it’s a really personal kind of feedback that readers obviously don’t want to broadcast to the world.

    I am so appreciative of the personal messages you all have sent me even if you don’t want to write anything here.

    To know I’ve “reached” some people is what it’s all about for me.
    Thank you all so much.
    Posted on

    Daily Gratitude

    by

    Daily gratitude: This is cute…and very accurate. We all need to remember it, not just kids. But what’s missing here? Maybe it’s later in the “discussion” (I never read Dr Seuss); maybe not. Where’s the heart here? That would make this perfect. For with your brain and your feet and your heart, you can be unstoppable. Mostly because these are all inside of you! You don’t need the opinion of others to propel yourself forward in life. You just need to know what you want to do and why. You can never know if the things others say to you are really true or if they actually mean them so why let them rule your actions. If you feel it in your heart, it’s yours. Your brain can figure out a way to get you there and your feet will take you. Think about what you want to do; feel it in your heart; and let no one stop you after that!

    I am grateful that people have reached out to me to thank me for the book and to tell me that it has hit home for them.
    Posted on

    Daily Gratitude

    by

     Daily Gratitude: Think about this one. I know I’m guilty of making “decisions” (you know – those “decisions” which are really judgments in disguise) without having all the facts. I was walking into the hospital one day and I was behind a young man with baggy shorts and a tshirt. As I was “deciding” (in my high and mighty way) about him (I don’t even know why it was important that I do that since we’d never meet) I got closer. As I gazed up at him, I noticed a scar running up and down his neck. I began to feel for him since it was obvious he’d had some sort of surgery on his neck (spine). My opinion of him changed immediately and I was filled with respect, for I would not want to endure that. Ask yourself why you need to make judgments next time you find yourself making snap ones. Do you have all the info or could you find out more?

    I am grateful for all the great things I have experienced in the decades I’ve been on earth!