IF ONLY TEARS CAN TELL WHAT WORDS CAN’T SAY

There is nothing like feeling so frustrated to the point you just want to give up. You see others around you prosper while you continue to struggle. It’s like someone gasping for their last breathe thinking life has ended.
Even as you begin to lower your head and eyes begin to tear up. You swallow hard choking back a sob. Because the pressure of trying to be the best person you can be gets hard at times. Never understanding how close you are to achieving your goals. Your break through is near.
Yet why listen to others, the ones who procrastinate and never finish what they started. Always having excuses meanwhile trying to tell you why you should not pursue what you love the most. Let your tears be the fuel that burns inside your soul. Be the inspiration that drives you to success when others want you to fail.
Know that when the tears stop streaming down your face, there is no one or nothing that will hinder you from achieving your goal. Sometimes you just have to dry your face, lift your head up and focus. It takes more than just saying what you are going to do. Even in our mistakes we must be...

Tyler addresses his decision to fire 4 writers from his sitcom, House of Payne, with TP information site owner Yolanda Ro.

October 29, 2008
by Yolanda Ro

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For the last month movie mogul Tyler Perry has been under heavy fire for terminating four writers on his TBS sitcom Tyler Perry's House of Payne. The WGAW filed a complaint on behalf of the writers who alleged that they were unjustly fired for seeking a union contract that would have help them secure health care benefits and residuals. [From The Tyler Perry Writers ]



His fans have been waiting some time now for further insight into the situation. Mr. Perry was kind enough to address this, and other issues, with me.

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