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Friday Foursight from the Daily Dap (Angel on Earth, 100 Mile Run, Blessings)

No. 73 — 6.13.25

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Anthony D'Apolito III
June 13, 2025

Friday FOURsight includes FOUR sections - read them all or jump to your favorite:

1. Growth Notes: my weekly observations as I venture through my personal growth

2. Quotes + More Quotes: for a dose of needed inspiration

3. A Few Favorite Links: the most useful resources I sourced from the internet

4. Question For You: reflect as you best see fit

Growth Notes

I feel such goodness on the horizon.

I can’t speak about what these things are (just yet), but it feels so real to me that it’s like I can already touch it.

In a way, it’s materialized before it’s actually materialized.

Besides what I can’t say, below are milestones, markers, and events I’m grateful for:

GOD IS USING THIS TIME IN MY LIFE FOR SUCH GOOD!

That’s why HE IS GOD! He knows what we need far more than we ever do.

That’s why it’s so important to follow His direction.

Additionally, since my Aunt Diane passed away on Wednesday (a spectacular woman of inspiration, my godmother, and an amazing soul to many), I’ve also felt a deeper stillness and calm to my living.

Is it because I saw her take her last breaths before passing on?

Is it because I feel the void of her presence that she so beautiful held in all of the spaces she previously occupied?

I’m not exactly sure.

But I do know this: things are about to get interesting — in the best way possible.

Have a great day,

Anthony

Quotes + More Quotes

“It is possible to move a mountain by carrying away small stones.” — Chinese Proverb

“But Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” — Matthew 19:26

“It is what it is.” — Anonymous

My Aunt Diane (also my godmother) passed on just 2 days ago (Wednesday, 6/11).

This is a short documentary telling the story of Diane D'Apolito May and the Beyond the Rainbow Foundation.

A blessed woman to many.

My Aunt Diane (also my godmother) passed on just 2 days ago (Wednesday, 6/11).

She had a central brain stem stroke at 35 years old (1994) and recently gave birth to her 4th child. For 30 years, she suffered so well, with such grace. She even started a foundation called Beyond the Rainbow that helped 55 families in a similar situation as her and raised $1 million dollars during the foundation's existence. But her time here on earth came to a close this week. If the stroke wasn't enough, it seemed she had an onset of aggressive cancer these past few weeks. It was a lot to handle. Yet, still, she handled it with such grace.

In honor of her life, and being an inspiration to many, I will be running the 100 miles in honor of her. I want others who feel called to do so, to run for someone close to them that has passed on. Nonetheless, the event on 8/24 will have sponsors (currently I've secured one sponsor, and I'm seeking many more) and a place for spectators at the peninsula of the lake. I will also be livestreaming the entire run, so others can watch online, as well.

Question

What can you appreciate today?

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