Activities of Collette Y Anderson Williams

Opening the door of your heart to the wrong person is the epitome of recklessness, but leaving it open for that individual to constantly trample all ...

When people have done what they came to do, we must learn to let them go.

One must learn to sit in one's circumstance until one is not only able to change it, but is ready to do so.

In many ways and in a twisted measure of beauty, one loses; but one should acknowledge that sometimes, one has to lose to gain.

Oh, the explicit profoundness in silence!

We will each be held accountable for our actions and inactions. No-one escapes unscathed.

Silence is the most profound and resounding response to someone's arrogance or disrespect towards you.

Dare to be a river in the face of life's ugliness. Remember, you are not a pond.

Every man has his season; but until then, cheer your brother on.

In your life, place people where they belong and not where you'd hope or want them to be.