Don't Limit Your Vision to Your Situation

George F. O'Bryant, Jr., "O'B" is a Washington, DC native who grew up in the southeast section of the city on the small street called Lyndale Place just off Minnesota Avenue near Fort Dupont Park. The retired Senior Police Sergeant has retired for the second and final time after serving the citizens and visitors of the great city for thirty-six years. Each day was truly A "Fine Day to be the Police."

Now, he has decided to continue to give back by authoring these short stories to help others and keep them uplifted, even when others want to bring them or keep them down. There is a plan, a process, and a purpose for everyone. So, whatever you do, do not hide your story and do not limit your vision to your current or past situation.

If you find yourself going through a spiritual warfare you must have a spiritual response. Challenges in your walk will make you stronger and wiser. So read these chapters and let go of the past and remember if you cannot see it right now, it does not mean that it will not or cannot happen. A good friend once said let them see you sweat. Just use the towel that you were about to throw in and just wipe the sweat off and keep going.

Sit back and relax and imagine yourself on a beach, in the park or on an island with some cold iced tea. See these stories from the eyes of someone who has had their share of struggles and success both personally and professionally without making any excuses. I am truly blessed in more ways than I can understand. I am sure that you too will be encouraged and motivated to help others. Thank you for helping me.