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Day 12: Hope Asks Hard Questions
Here's a secret they don't tell you about hope: Hope asks hard questions.
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Episode 61: Hope Never Stops Learning {Day 11 of 30 Days of Dangerous Hope}
The moment we become stagnant and stop learning is the moment that we have lost the race. That's the moment when our hope begins to die. Write this down: HOPE never stops learning!
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Day 10: Hoping For A Cure
Hoping for a cure of any disease is an admirable and ambitious desire. In the Cystic Fibrosis community that I was born into, it's been a mission for over 6 decades...
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Day 9: The Hope of Equality and Justice
If there was ever a woman that dove head first into the ocean of Dangerous Hope, it was Ruth Bader Ginsburg. At a time when women could get fired for being pregnant, and couldn’t even get credit at a bank without a co-sign from their husbands, RBG dared to have hope of equality and justice for women in the United States. She put her Hope into action daily, and never let the losses stop her. We can all learn from her attitude and commitment. The other night we watched the documentary, RBG. What struck me through this movie was how she held her composure in the moments where she was…
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Day 8: The Hope of Positive Change
Hope is defined as “the belief that what you want can be had, or that things will work out for the best.” One could argue that “the hope of positive change” and “hope” in general are basically the same thing. I’ve been known to have deep thoughts every now and then and this one feels like one of those caverns you could get stuck in for awhile. It’s like asking yourself, “where did God come from?” Deep, man… So let’s not swim into the deep waters today. Instead, let’s confront the habits and characteristics that you must embrace in order to make the hope of positive change into a reality.…
