Tag: Perspectives
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I Can’t Change You, You Can’t Change Me
My beliefs have never been changed by force. Each perspective of truth (belief) I’ve changed in my life has been based on if that belief serves the person I want to be and how I want to serve others. When I was younger, I didn’t consciously see my choice in how I viewed myself and…
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90-Day A Better Me Series: Day 83 – Taking Responsibility for Inviting Dark Energy into Our Internal Homes
90-Day A Better Me Series Part III: Living the Journey Making the Now Count: Rebuilding our Lives Day 83: Taking Responsibility for Inviting the Dark Energy into Our Internal Homes “I think we are all advised to keep on nodding terms with the people we used to be, whether we find them attractive company or…
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90-Day A Better Me Letters Series: Day 55 – How I Honor the Person I Am
Letters from A Better Me 90-Day A Better Me Letters Series Part II: A Journey of Perspective What Launches Us Forward: The Stable Foundation Day 55: How I Honor the Person I Am Dear Self, With every step of the self-discovery process, I gain clarity. I’m bringing attention to how I honor the person I…
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90-Day A Better Me Series: Day 45 – Releasing Perspectives that Don’t Serve Us
90-Day A Better Me Series Part II: A Journey of Perspective What Launches Us Forward: The Stable Foundation Day 45: Releasing Perspectives that Don’t Serve Us “Same thoughts always lead to the same choices.” -Joe Dispenza When we start seeing ourselves (Day 43) and individuals in the world (Day 44) through perspectives of truth—We open…
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90-Day A Better Me Letters Series: Day 15 – How Media Affects My Perspective
Letters From A Better Me 90-Day A Better Me Letters Series Part I: A Journey of Awareness What Holds Us Back: The Unstable Foundation Day 15: How Media Affects My Perspective Dear Self, I’m actively watching how media affects my perspective. WOW!!!! I never realized how much of my perspective comes from what they are…
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The Mama Bear: The Lessons in the Calm and the Claws
I will be the first to tell you, I’m not perfect. I make mistakes, but I do my best to do right by my kids. I have strengths, and I have weaknesses. My brain is not going to work in exactly the same way as ANY other mother’s and/or caretaker’s brain. Some people will agree…