Often people think, “When I lose weight, get a better job, get past this stressful event, have a more supportive partner, etc., then I can be the person I am meant to be.”
But if we spend all of our time waiting for the people, events, and situations of our lives to change, we will always be waiting to take flight, live up to our potential, and live the life of our dreams.
What has to change is you. What has to change is how you think about yourself, what you deserve, and what you are capable of. And the change has to begin right now, right where you are.
What are the values you hold most dear? What is your relationship to All-That-Is (God, Source, the Universe, Higher Coach—whatever works for you)? What are your priorities in life? What are your gifts and talents?
Does being overweight change Who that person is? Does being in a job or situation or relationship that you don’t enjoy?
No matter what you are going through, you are no less valuable as a person.
How well are you showing up in how you wash the dishes? In your employment? In how you relate to a stranger? In how you relate to the person you love the most? Is it consistent? Are you being who you want to be? Are you being Who you truly are?
If not, what small thing can you do today to show up in all aspects of your life as Who you truly are? What difference does that make in your experience? What difference does that make to the people around you?
Use each moment to remember who you truly are, and then choose to be that person.
Together we can do it!
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Reblogged this on free2bme123 and commented:
Totally agree!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate it.
Once people realize that they have a choice and the power to be whatever they want but they cannot make other people do anything any differently than what they want to do, THEN they can experience the happiness and joy of life.
Joy begins inside.
Amen! Thanks for commenting!
Great info, Hanna!! I posted it to Twitter.
Thanks so much, Joyce! I really appreciate that!
Amazing Post Hanna …
Thank you!
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