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With the webinar this week, there isn’t a new Friday Focus. However, since we have so many new members in the last year or two, we thought we’d post a
With the webinar this week, there isn’t a new Friday Focus. However, since we have so many new members in the last year or two, we thought we’d post a
You feel like you are about to collapse. But your only focus is to push through. What’s that you hear from your friends about taking care of
Are you a seeker of truth? I am. So, what’s inner research got to do with truth? Let me ask you first: Have you always wanted
Unless you’re a lawyer (or someone in need of a lawyer), you probably don’t spend much time considering how the law impacts your life. On
Try as you might, you cannot pummel yourself into being anyone other than who you are. You cannot push, placate, wheedle or cajole someone else
This parable has circulated around the internet over the last couple of years in different forms. According to Wayne Dyer, the original story was told
Life can only be understood backwards; but it must be lived forwards. ― Søren Kierkegaard You go in circles about what happened that time. Or get
What is your normal—usual—way of living life? Does it reflect the natural essence of your being? Let me say it now: Normal is not necessarily natural! Fire,
When you look for it, beauty can appear almost anywhere. It’s impact on your well-being is profound. Why? Because everything in life has a vibration
Distraction: disruption, diversion, interference, confusion, upset, divided attention.
Distraction comes from both external and internal sources. External distractions might come from people around us, personal or work demands, the environment or life’s busyness. The internal ones are things like worry, doubts, “mind chatter” or expectations. Distractions can be pleasant diversions, like a walk in the sunshine that provides a needed break. We find distraction an issue when we want to get something done but find it difficult to stay focused. If our intention is to live life from the inside out, moving in line with our inner sense of direction, then what role does distraction play? Instead of it being a momentary game on the computer, is it a patterned way of being? Do we allow the part of us to rule that “does whatever we want to do,” without regard for the guidance that is available to us moment-to-moment from within? Are we like universal yo-yos, following whatever catches our attention in the next moment?
This will help give our conversation focus, so that together we can focus on your “Right Fit” next step.
I’ll be in touch shortly to set up our Quantum Connection call. I’m really looking forward to it!
