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Leaving the Comfort Zone
Breaking old patterns, getting out of your own way and trying something new…three key steps to becoming unstoppable.
The Middle Ground
The middle ground can be a comfortable place to work, play and live but how close will it get you to your goals?
Good Enough Isn’t…
When you can no longer ignore the voice that clearly sees you could be more, do more, experience more what’s next? Knowing there is more you desire or a bigger life for you isn’t enough. Read on for practical steps and tools to help you step up your game and take life to the next level.
The Ostrich Approach
From the outside, it may appear that living life with one’s head buried deep in the sand of unconscious thinking is an easier path. But there are costs involved and the price to be paid is high. Responsible living requires an investment, but the outcome is a life lived on purpose with greater ease and peace.
Finding Your Own Answers
What if you already knew what you need to know to live an inspired life? Learn how to access that inner wisdom for yourself.
What is Your Carbon Footprint?
As you go through your day, are you conscious and aware of the carbon footprint you are leaving? What is the imprint that remains after you touch someone else’s life? Are you taking or giving?
Tools ‘n Knowledge Aren’t Enough
It’s not enough to have the tools to resolve the issue. Having the knowledge of how to solve the problem and a vision for the outcome won’t do it either. Ultimately, it is about taking action. Without action, nothing can change.
Growing Your Own Green Grass
It is easy and human to look at someone else’s life from the outside at times and perhaps feel like they’ve got it all. The reality is there is rarely such a thing as greener grass. Turn attention to transforming your own life instead of wishing for what is a one-dimensional view of another’s.
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Know When to Duck
There are times, situations and people where you recognize the best thing to do as quickly as possible is duck. I’m all for positive confrontation if there is a possibility of growth or a different outcome. But when a situation is spiraling downward out of control it is often best to disengage, assess collateral damage and move on.
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