Why give your attention to what’s wrong, to what’s not working, to what you have not yet achieved, to what makes you feel badly Dear One, when there are so many other more pleasant, pleasing, productive, and enjoyable options available for you to choose from instead on instead?

We’re just saying.

Do you want to know the fastest way to get from where you are to where you want to be Dear One?

Slow down. Don’t rush, stress, or be hurried in your actions.

Practice patience.

The more focused and centered you are, the more clarity you have, the more intentional and confident your actions are, the better you will feel, the more effective you will be.

The time for believing yourself to be weak, incapable, powerless, unworthy, unimportant, unoriginal, or anything less than you really are, is long over Dear One.

Your beliefs are not like the color of your hair Dear One, or the shape of your eyes.

They are not something that are assigned to you or determined for you by genetics, or any other external force in the universe, like a parent, a teacher, or a book.

They are a very personal choice that you make every single day.

If yours are causing you to feel anything other than strong, empowered, and good about yourself, please remember that it is well within your power to change them anytime you would like.

Do you know where you belong Dear One?

You belong in a place that makes you happy.  You belong with people that you love and that love you.  You belong wherever it is that you feel strong, supported, powerful, creative, and useful.  You belong where you feel encouraged, inspired, and energized, hopeful, courageous, accepted and safe.

That’s where.

If when you look around, you find that you are not in a place like this, then perhaps it is time for you to acknowledge that where you are might not be the right place for you after all, and move on.

Everyone makes mistakes Dear One.

But not everyone is brave enough to take responsibility for them, learn from them, let them go and move on.

Are you?

You are the one who determines your point of attraction.

What you put out there is what you get back.

So, you tell us Dear One, based on what you are putting out there, what do you think is headed your way?

And more importantly, do you think you will be happy when it gets here?

Do you know the difference between a limit and a boundary Dear One?

• A boundary is self-imposed and can be changed
• A limit is finite physical reality

You may not want to get on an airplane because you have a fear of flying.

You may not want to jump off of a cliff and try to fly (unaided) because you don’t have wings.

Do you see the difference?

• Limits should be honored.
• Boundaries should be pushed, broken down, or shattered every chance you get.

Mistake one for the other and you run the risk of unnecessarily cutting yourself off from a whole world of amazing possibilities, joys, pleasures, and experiences.

Not having feathers is a good reason not to try and fly, being afraid is not.

Get it?

How would you behave today Dear One, if you knew that you could do it?

What would you try if you knew that you could accomplish anything that you set your mind to?

What would you allow yourself to desire if you knew that were capable of attracting anything that wanted to into your life?

How would you act if you had no doubt whatsoever that you were  capable of gracefully and successfully handling anything that came your way?

Don’t tell us Dear One.

Show us.

You should know Dear One, that there is no force in the universe that is strong enough to change you if you are not ready to change, if you are not willing to change yourself.

But once you decide that you are, you should also know that there is no force in the universe that would, could, or will ever be strong enough to stop you.