What are you most afraid to do?
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Dear Friends: Be a Doer …
I love to think. And I don’t think I can think too much … unless I don’t act enough to keep up with my thinking.
Head-knowledge is overrated. THAT makes it easy for us to get stuck in our heads. And since so many of us are–stuck in our heads–you might find yourself surrounded by people striving for more knowledge.
Look for doers, people who do something with what they know. You’ll be more inspired to act, to apply what you already know, rather than collect more knowledge.
You don’t have to do big things. Do little ones. You were always going to start with little ones. Use them to lay a solid foundation for bigger ones. And remember: NOTHING is too big for you!
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Love IS …
We don’t have to feel threatened or defensive. We are love. And when we present a constant flow of evidence by being who we are, we are at peace. Nothing is as beautiful, or authentic, or convincing as simply being love in the face of anything and everything.… More
Say YES!
Simply saying yes to something new rewires the brain. We don’t have to wait until we understand all the science to trust it. We can just turn on the lights, turn on the love, and begin to live fearlessly. And, yes, it takes practice. So, let’s practice.
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You direct the spring within …
I was in paradise wandering from one little alcove to another, with angel trumpets cascading overhead and roses perfuming the morning air. The wonderment of spring in a garden is unmatched, except maybe by the wonderment of spring in a relationship!
In the spring, we see the miracle of what’s growing. We are intrigued by the newness and the wonder of flourishing possibilities. We tend what’s blooming, so we can celebrate more flowers; and taking advantage of Mother Nature, we plant annuals to create a virtual carpet of color, knowing they won’t survive the winter.
There is always something we can plant, though. Every season has its own magic. And in relationships, we direct the flow from one season to the next. We don’t have to jump to another relationship or warmer climate to find paradise; we can just stay connected with the wonder.
We can shine our own light and spread our own colors. We can add freshness and possibility and awe. We can cultivate the relationship of our dreams … and appreciate the ongoing, albeit changing, splendor.
We can welcome each transition. We can find sanctuary to refuel our body, mind and spirit — without feeling guilty or distant!… More
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