Leave your mark

As a kid, I had a habit of crashing into things.

Hedgerows. Telephone poles. Signposts.

These incidents were often the result of a stunt I was trying to perform.

Apparently, I craved attention.

My older brother would arrive on the scene to survey the damage.

Looking at my scrapes and bruises he’d proclaim, "Man...that one left a mark!"

As an adult, my priorities have changed.

My goal is no longer to impress…it’s to make an impression.

The same goes for you.

Every day we have opportunities, through words and actions, to leave a positive mark on negative situations.

The question is: How will you leave your mark today?