SIMPLE STEPS REAL CHANGE MAGAZINE


“The truth is, as long as you are living on planet earth in the skin suit, you are going to have to deal with some amount of pain, sorrow and sadness.”


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nyone who tells you they don’t have a bad day now and then, or some tough moments of struggle, or has all the answers, is a liar.


away as fast as you can in the opposite direction.


Run


The truth is, as long as you are living on planet earth in the skin suit, you are going to have to deal with some amount of pain, sorrow and sadness. In situations such as these, it is important to remember this: there is always a big picture.


How can remembering there is a bigger picture


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in the immediate moment of unhappiness help to alleviate your pain? How can this one awareness transform the horrible into the tolerable, or even acceptable? How can this belief help you feel better when you are in the midst of feeling your worst?


Consider your current difficulty is the catalyst for a change which elevates you in two years to begin the new business you have yearned to create for over a decade. Consider your current difficulty is the catalyst for change which elevates you to understand your true


vocation is to share your story with the world and write your book. Consider your current difficulty is the catalyst for change which elevates you to break free from fear and the demons of doubt holding you back from enjoying your own company


outside opinions. Consider all the possibilities!


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My point is this: in the moment of your greatest pain, you will never feel the future joy of your authentic happiness. Just as darkness and light can never coexist in the same moment, the seeds of change will never be


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