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The first step in writing this book for me was defining the purpose for doing so. This had to be clear in my mind.
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The first step in writing this book for me was defining the purpose for doing so. This had to be clear in my mind.
It’s not enough to be “on the spiritual path.” If you can’t name the destination, how will you know the way? Learn how to align your philosophy, goal, and path with purpose.
Ask yourself what old habits, ways of thinking and living, are you willing to give up in order to live a better life?
Simplify. Simplify to the key people and things in your life. Say "no" to everything else. We are doing too much.
Familiarity breeds security — we feel safe with what we know even if what we know may not be good for us. What is your biggest fear?
Our self-confidence should not be built on the acknowledgment of what others think we can or cannot do. It should be built on...
The first step is always defining the destination as that allows you to know where you are going and subsequently allows you to ...
I’m going to make the wild assumption that most of you that are reading this email have heard someone or yourself say, “It’s not about the destination, it’s about the journey.”
The burden of responsibility is on me to create the change that I seek in my life. Life truly is a precious gift. Are you clear of this?
Living up to other peoples’ expectations of what you should be or how you should live your life takes wisdom and courage not to do.
I want to share with you two important points that can make a significant difference in your path forward out of this pandemic.
How do you tell if someone is an old soul (mature soul) or a young soul (immature soul)? He responded, “By the way...
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