Metamorphosis

I just saw Steve Harvey on Nightline. I was intrigued by the interview because they weren't focused on Steve Harvey the comedian, but Steve Harvey the relationship expert. He has written a book, which is selling quite well, describing what women should know about men. He has transformed his strawberry letter segment of his morning radio show into a marketer's dream. He has somehow changed from funny man to talk show host to relationship guru. You go, Steve, bravo! Now if Steve can make such sweeping changes while increasing his bottom line, then why can't I. Steve Harvey writing a relationship book is the utmost in hypocrisy. He cheated on his second wife with his third wife; and conned his second wife out of much of his fortune (which she helped him build). (Click on the word metamorphosis to see the second Mrs. Harvey's complaint) I can't be mad at him, because that seems to be the American way. Why should I sit here with less than I deserve while con men get all the riches. There is no reason why I can't change from my limiting circumstances to greatness as well. I have many unused skill sets that any radio station would be blessed to have. I have accomplished many things in my life and I need to start putting things in motion to move myself upward and onward. I must think about my next move, write down my goals and just do it. If Steve can do it, then I know that I can, too. I can move mountains if I am so willing. I must strip myself of the need to just exist and start to live abundantly! Greatness is my destiny.