Fellow Adventurers

Hey Everyone! Thank you so much for all the support and response to our blog. We love hearing your stories about your memorable moments. It really means a lot to all of us. 

Here are the amazing stories you shared this week!

Roxy Layla 11 said,
"My brother really wanted to play my Wii so I taught him how to bowl on Wii sports! It was tough! He is only 4. When I wasn't patient and yelled at him, he didn't do well. But when I was patient and encouraged him he did better! Now I know when serving others, being a leader, or teaching others, you must be patient!"

Amen! Patience makes all the difference. That's so great that you helped your brother and realized that. Way to go! Keep on going along your path to awesome! :)

Will said,
"Well, I guess a memorable moment would be the first time my brother and I went to a ski resort for the first time. I was sore the next day as was my brother but is was worth it. I improved quickly on the snowboard and did okay even though we were only on the bunny run."

No pain no gain and hey! The small things sometimes matter the most. Way to go! That's awesome! 

Rebecca Lyn said, 

"So lately I have been feeling kind of, blah. There really is no other way to describe it. I have just been lazy, I haven’t wanted to do much of anything and I didn’t know how to fix it. So the other day I was reading through your blog and just checking it out, and it really inspired me. I realized that, I need to make the most out of my life and that if I make myself doing things like being more involved with my family or something simple like that it could help me a lot. So yesterday (Thursday) my little sister was having a really hard time with her math. She was just not getting it. And she started to get really frustrated and upset. She didn’t want to continue. So I sat her on the couch next to me and I helped her work it out, and just seeing how much that helped her and seeing the light in her eyes when she finally understood it, it was all worth the time that I took out of my own day to just stop and help her. Through this little act of service and kindness I was able to help my sister be happier and understand and also, it made me happier. So I have made a goal for myself that I am going to stop and help at least one person every day who is struggling. Just to show them that I care for and love them."

That is so great! Way to go and keep going! It's hard sometimes, but we can do this together! :) 

Chelsey says, 
"I like to make others smile. For instance, yesterday when I was at Costco with my mom and couple of friends, we started dancing to the music coming from the loud speakers by the TV's. A man came up to us and said that that was the best thing he had seen all day. He said we made his day."

What an awesome way to make somebody's day! This just goes to show that you don't need to do something big to bring a smile to someone's face. 


We'll be posting stories from YOU, our fellow adventurers, every week. Feel free to send us your memorable moments at path2awesome@googlegroups.com! Together we can inspire everyone to take the path to awesome. 

How will you live a better story this week?