You Have the Power to Change Your Life!Written by Kenia Morales
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As humans we have ability to make mistakes, do harm, etc. But most importantly we also have ability to learn from our experiences either good or bad. Forgive yourself and start all over again. As I stated before: It does not matter how old you are, what odds are against you. If you would like to change your life for better; then you have power to do so. Make changes today, Kenia Morales
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| | 10 Simple Ways to Turn Your Creative Spark into a FlameWritten by Nancy Marmolejo
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5. Make Time for Reflection and Introspection. Take time to get quiet and look within. What behaviors or thoughts keep you from growing your creativity? How are situations in your life zapping your energy, thereby reducing your creative output? Creativity is an inside-out job. Healing yourself from within is a step in right direction. 6. Practice Gratitude. Gratitude is a HUGE part of creativity. When you express gratitude for simplest things, you’ll find yourself rewarded with a host of new ideas. Use your daily journal to list everything you’re grateful for, and you’ll soon feel power of gratitude in your life. If you’re suffering from a creative block, sit down and write a list of ten things you’re grateful for. When good things come your way, put a word of gratitude out there. 7. Practice Appreciation. Along with gratitude comes appreciation: appreciating creativity of others, appreciating beauty, appreciating people’s efforts. Find something to appreciate in everything you see today, whether it’s something from nature, a handmade item, or something manufactured. Observe and appreciate work that goes into everything around you. 8. Create Community. Find or create a community of people who share your passions and interests. Share what excites you: your successes, your frustrations, your craziest schemes. Communities meet online, by conference call, in person, or through other means. The right one is out there and is waiting for you. 9. Stop Trickster. The Trickster is that negative voice in your head who tells you that you aren’t good enough, that you can’t change, that being creative is for other people. Tell Trickster to be quiet, and understand that it is only an illusion of your mind designed to keep you from growing. 10. Celebrate Small Victories. Creativity doesn’t have to be grand or on a large scale. An insignificant action for one person can be a huge victory for another. If you try at least one of items on this list, consider that a small victory. Watch how infusing your life with gifts of creativity sparks talents and skills you may not even realize you have. Who knows… maybe you’re one with The Next Big Idea!
Nancy Marmolejo is a life and business coach for creative women and the owner of Comadre Coaching. To contact Nancy, email info@comadrecoaching.com or call 714-777-1216. Sign up for Nancy’s award winning newsletter, The Pocket Comadre, by visitng http://www.ComadreCoaching.com.
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