Today's episode is about what it really takes to create the best year of your life. First of all, what it really takes? Not what you think it takes, not what they tell you it takes, but what it really takes.

The best year of your life is a completely subjective thing. What is best? What is best? Now, from your ego standpoint, it has one idea. From your soul standpoint, it has a very different idea. As the old saying goes, "A bad day for the ego is a good day for the soul". It's really important we acknowledge this because we've been conditioned to what is success, what is best, what is good, what is right, what should be, and what shouldn't be; but most of that that we've been conditioned into from the world, the truth is often opposite.

From the world standard, the best year would be a year free of pain, free of most challenges, free of lack and limitation and struggle. For most human consciousness, the best year would be greater wealth, greater success, greater health, greater relationships, improvement of our human experience. That's what most people—and then again, it's relative if you're living in Syria and trying to get out the best year of your life would be to find a country that would be willing to take you in, so finding a safe place to live. If you're on the street, it'll be finding shelter.

So it's always relative to where we are.

Listen in now for the full explanation and support your personal development and spiritual growth and start participating in your future good NOW.

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