Jane Doe

We All Have Similar Goals And Desires, As To Become “Successful”, Yet, The Route You’ve Taken And The Things You’ve Done To Reach That Certain Level Of “Success”,… Well, Let’s Just Say We Have Different Beliefs. Your Life Is Your Life, My Life Is Mine, And We Must Respect One Another In Acknowledging That.

No One Person Is Meant To Walk The Same Journey As Another. Although We May Share A Similar Goal, Our Journey To Reach That Goal Will And May Differ In Significant Ways. Starting At Birth.. We Are Totally Two Different Beings, With A Major Difference In DNA, And As Well As In Our Upbringing. So Our Journey’s Differed Since Day 1. (And If, To Take It A Bit Further, Our Destiny’s Were, May Even Perhaps Predetermined For Existence By A Higher Power And For A Higher Purpose).

Point Of The Matter Is.. With Striving To Achieve Goals, Aspirations, Dreams, And With Seeking To Reach A Destination Of Fulfillment.. There Are Many Paths In Which One May Take To Reach A Certain Level Of “Success”, Prestige, Or Ones Own Destination Of Fulfillment. And I Necessarily, Have The Choice To Not Take The Route You’ve Chosen, And With Greater Meaning I Choose To Continue On With Walking At A Steady Pace, Through This Unknowingly, Alienated, “Un-Seeing”, Mysteriously Blinded Road, Because In My Form Of Fashion I Ask Myself, “Do I Really Want To Know What’s Next?”… And To Not Know What Comes Next, To Me, Is The Pure Faith And Excitement Of Living Life. To Not Know What The Next Day Will Bring, Leaves Room For Dreaming. But I Am Awake Through It All, And I Know The Path I’m Walking And The Reason I Walk. A Great Man By The Name Of Joe “Jelly Bean” Bryant Once Said, “It’s One Thing To Walk The Path, But It’s Another To Know The Path Your Walking”…

What Is It All For..? What Do We All Adore..? Something We Can’t Ignore. Stuck In The Game, Searching For Fortune And Fame. —The Great Tupac Shakur

In A World Where Everyone Strives & Stresses For Upward Mobility… Good luck With That. I Choose Downward Mobility… I Choose The Hard Way Out, Or The Courageous Way Out. For I’ve Never Had It Easy. So Why Start Now? Ya’ Know..? A More Compassionate Life, Like The Words I’ve Expressed Hear In This Post. Can You Feel My Passion..? Can You Read In Between The Lines And Find My Purpose Of What I Love To Do..? Can You Respect That And Let Me Be Me..? Or Will You Throw Stones..? And Take Judgement Upon My Actions, For The Life I’m Living?! My Life Belongs To Me. My Experiences: The Good, The Great, The Bad, The Horrible, The Ugly And The Beautiful. It Was All For A Greater Purpose. The Experiences I’ve Had, Served It’s Purpose, As To Be The Pieces To The Puzzle Of My Life. It Made Me Who I Am Today. I Am Not Who I Am Suppose To Be, Just Yet. And Everyday Of Life I Am Blessed With, Is A Day Closer To A Complete Me. Not The ‘Me’ You Want Me To Be, Because I’ll Never Be That. So Stop Being Ruthless With Your Laser Focus Upon What You Know Is Right.

For In The Words Of A Great Artist Named Kanye West,… “Everything I’m Not, Made Me Everything I Am.”

And I Love Who I Am. I Am Me.

— Elissa J. Granger (JaneDoe)

Causes/Dualism

The Main Dangers In This Life Are The People Who Want To Change Everything … Or Nothing. —Lady Astor

Those Who Desire To Change Everything More Than Likely Become Ruthless In Their Laser Focus Upon What They Know Is Right. And That Becomes Unhealthy, Even Dangerous.

Those Who Don’t Bother In Changing Nothing Have Become So Enured To Themselves And Other People That They Go Through Life Not Paying Attention Or Looking At Their Surroundings And The Life Their Living. Simply Lost, Without Feeling Or Purpose.

These Groups Of Individuals Who Want To Change Everything And The Ones Who Wish To Change Nothing At All, Do No Good For Themselves Or Anyone Else. Both Groups Operate Out Of The Same Self-Centered Focus.

Third Option..? The Third Option Is To Be Present To Ourselves And Others, Accepting Those Things Which We Cannot Change, Changing The Things We Can, And Knowing The Difference.

WHEN I Get Caught Up In A “cause,” I Become The Problem. When I Do Nothing About The World In Which I Live, I Am The Problem. —Anne Wilson Schaef