Food for Thought: January 20

Everyone grows on a different rhythm.
Comparisons blur the truth of your path.
What’s meant for you isn’t passing you by.
Trust the pace that fits you. 💜

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“ How you look at a situation is very important, for how you think about a problem may defeat you before you ever do anything about it. When you get discouraged or depressed, try changing your attitude from negative to positive and see how life can change for you. Remember, your attitude toward a situation can help you to change it — you create the very atmosphere for defeat or victory." – Franco Harris

5 thoughts on “Food for Thought: January 20”

  1. I teach a bit on Boundaries, and comparison is a topic we confront when putting ego in it’s place. Especially when the authentic-self or self-empowerment is our goal.
    * Comparison ~ every time we compare ourselves to another person, we are looking at our lesser side. Even when we compare ourselves to our own self, we are still looking at the lesser side of our self. Another place where we are looking at our lesser side: “I can’t believe a girl like that would be with a guy like me”, or “I don’t know what she sees in me”. We want to see confidence, integrity, and not this lesser side.

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      1. When confronted by any challenging topic in life, “change” happens when we discover the many positive outcomes that we can have, when we decide to shift our awareness in that conflict.
        Example: The sun is the conflict, and the many trillions of light rays that are the many choices of “responses” we get to choose from. And out of ALL of them, we chose “that One dark one”!
        So I for one, will think carefully before responding. Simply because I choose love over fear.
        Blessings…

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      2. I appreciate this perspective. Awareness really does shape how we move through conflict, and choosing love over fear is something worth returning to again and again. Blessings to you as well.

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