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Both parents work. Children are sent to school for discipline not education where they learn how to Be. And we all wake up at 65 so tired we want to 'retire'. Why? I want to scream this next sentence. TO DO WHAT WE WANT!
Why don't we do what we want all along?
We are following a formula called Do, Have, and Be. This is
formula I think we should be following. Be, Do, Have.
Be who you are. Define and consciously choose to be uniquely you. Discover your own gifts, quirks, needs, values, and meaning of success.
Do what you love. Figure it out. What did you love to do as a child? What did you dream about being when you grew up? What do you dream about now? * Have what you need. If you are true to yourself, and are passionate about what you do,
things you need will be provided. This is
hard part. When you give up control, and live on
faith
Universal Energy source is really there and will help there will be times when you wonder why you gave up
security of
JOB. Each of us in a way has been programmed to believe there is not enough to go around, and that we must fight for our portion. This is a fallacy.
You do not have to fight. In my opinion we were not born to fight all our lives. We were put here for some other reason, but it was not to live our lives struggling to feed
machine.
Your thoughts?
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Quotation of
Week "Whatever your sex or position, life is a battle in which you are to show your pluck, and woe be to
coward. Whether passed on a bed of sickness or a tented field, it is ever
same fair play and admits no foolish distinction. Despair and postponement are cowardice and defeat. Men were born to succeed, not to fail."— Henry David Thoreau
