You don’t have to wear the guilt and shame of others
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Mikaela Taylor
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March 10, 2022
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Until December 2021, I hid who I truly am from everyone but a select few and just went through the motions of life because inside I knew that the pride of a few who are close to me would either not understand, not want to understand, or would cause their guilt and shame over who I am to affect our …
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Yesterday I learned the true definition of community
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Mikaela Taylor
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March 9, 2022
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Yesterday morning when I woke up, I saw a Facebook post from the Bandera County Sheriff’s Office. A kid had been missing since supper the night before. They had several law enforcement agencies searching for a 5-year-old child that had vanished while walking a short distance from an RV on their property to their house. He was wearing a neon …
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Shaking off the crabs for good
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Mikaela Taylor
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March 8, 2022
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This happens to all of us throughout life. People think that they have more control over us than they actually do, and when they realize that they don’t, they lash out and try to derail us from whatever we are doing. There’s an old analogy about a bucket of crabs. Each crab can easily climb out of the bucket, but …
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Paper or plastic? More than just one method of payment
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Mikaela Taylor
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February 22, 2022
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We all pay in this life. Every day is a payment of sorts. We are paying in one way or another. Imagine the tangible version of every conscious and unconscious decision as a two-beam scale sitting in the same room as you. There would be enough scales to fill your entire house, or maybe even a warehouse. Now let’s go …
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The Tale of Two Turtles, One Cup
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Mikaela Taylor
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February 21, 2022
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The second turtle had finally made it across the road, narrowly escaping the harsh smash of tire tread at least 15 times. It had braved the busy two-lane highway, which was a hot 160 degrees from the blistering Texas sun, and stood high on all fours. The view, as Turtle 2 waved his head around, embracing the essence, soaking up …
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My life hasn’t been all bad. In fact, it’s been pretty great
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Mikaela Taylor
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February 20, 2022
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I’ve shared quite a bit about my life over the past few weeks. The point was to illustrate that you can go through many setbacks and still end up living a great life. My intent is to help people struggling with gender dysphoria and chemical dependency. No matter how bad things have seemed, or how far down the scale we …
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I was dead inside until I fully embraced who I was
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Mikaela Taylor
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February 15, 2022
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Decades. That’s how long it would be before I finally accepted who I am and found out what I am on this earth to do. I’ll be 39-years-old tomorrow. I didn’t fully realize my purpose until recently. I had tried everything I could over the years to break free of the chains and self-bondage that I was in, in a …
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Why it’s important to have empathy for people and not be so judgmental
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Mikaela Taylor
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February 14, 2022
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Ever get mad and flip someone off on the highway? Or lose it at a department store when the TV said one price and they tried to charge you another price? I got called a Karen by my 10-year-old last year when I did this, over the price of a TV. It’s easy to only think about our situation and …
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She’s fierce. She’s fearless. She’s the most elite version of herself.
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Mikaela Taylor
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February 11, 2022
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In February 2020, Ryan Stewman released a book that ended up on the Amazon Best Seller’s list. It’s called “G-Code: How to stay super focused in a world full of distractions.” I bought the book as soon as it came out and have given several copies of it to friends and listeners of my radio show since. I had been …
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Is your life getting moldy?
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Mikaela Taylor
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February 5, 2022
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Is your life getting moldy? Are you stuck in the same pattern? They say Hell is the same repetition. Fear keeps us stuck in repetition. Who would want to live in that? We are afraid of losing the comfortable, cushy lifestyle we are accustomed to, but the successful ones went all in and didn’t worry about what would happen, because …
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