Signature

Everyone is different and unique. We are born at different times and in different places.  We like different things.  We grow up around different people and have different interactions with those people.  We have our own separate lives and our own stories to tell.  We have our own destiny and our own purpose.  We have our own mark to make in life.  We have our own signature.

A signature is a styled version of your name – first and last.  It sometimes includes the middle initial or full middle name.  It is a form of proof of identity. Adding your signature to a formal document is stating your acknowledgement, intent, or acceptance.  Your signature is unique to you.  Others may try to imitate it, but experts can distinguish one signature from another. You choose when to add your signature and when not to.  You know when your signature is a commitment and when it is not.  The older you get, the more cautious you are about where you place your signatures.  You know the true meaning and value of it.  You can attest to your signature as being your very own.  You see it and you know it.

Think about love like using your signature for something good and purposeful.  When you use it, you use it wisely.  Have some knowledge about what you are using it for.  Use it to make a commitment to completing something.  Do not use it loosely.  Know its meaning and what is implied by it.  Have an understanding of its impact. Allow the love you give to make a positive difference.  Let the love you share serve as your signature in making a positive difference in someone’s life.  Let your signature be a positive representation of your personal growth in love. Love always. Love daily. 365 Love. TM

Have you told someone you loved them today?  I have. TM

Love yesterday, today and future tomorrows. TM  ----Torion Kent

Note the Quote:

“Every person has a signature. Just some people don’t know it yet.”

--Rita Ora

Message in the MUSIC:

Keyshia Cole – Signature

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u2DESyNFhW4