Seeing people take it ‘to limit’ can have a profound affect on a person— as you can probably see from way I am writing this article when recollecting that specific moment in time. Oh, music was powerful and enchanting and ethereal, but it was feeling of human effort and achievement that pervaded air and minds of all those in crowd that night. I’d have to say, without a hint of doubt, that concert was one of best, most enlightening experiences of my thirty year lifespan. It gave me secret, special knowledge that one day it is still possible to make my own dreams come true.

How many of us know that we can become people we hope to become? How many of us believe that we can work at something and in end achieve a level of greatness? Our society is currently filled with doubt, fear, skepticism and cynicism. Please don’t despair. We are fortunate that through observance of others in our human clan, we can still see potential that each of us has within. Why don’t you become inspiring source for someone else who is underestimating his or her capabilities? Why don’t you be next one to take it to limit?

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3. Listen to radio and television talk shows. By listening to others communication we learn to formulate our own opinions, understand our own awareness in world, in our own life, and what we want and don't want. You don't always need to agree, in fact, by disagreeing with speaker you're awareness is even more heightened.

4. News. Listening to news or reading news can increase your awareness about world, your community, and other people’s opinions. This results in an increased awareness of what you want and don't want.

Probably by now you have guessed why it’s important to want to increase your awareness. If we live in a vacuum then air inside us and all around us gets stale. Eventually there isn't any air left and we die from toxicity of our own breath. Awareness stimulates us into knowing and understanding ourselves at levels we could never do on our own. But it can only do so if we ask question, "What new awareness are we taking away from this?" Yet, we must also listen for and hear answer. When was last time you asked question?

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