New Dimensions

We live in a fast-paced world of technology, long work hours, and overcrowded towns and cities. Many people have to work long hours in order to meet the high cost of living.

We are all born without previous experiences. As we grow up, we are influenced through our environment, which includes our parents, education, media, and culture.

A lot of the things we do today are based upon events experienced in our past. We often pick and choose the things we have done successfully before, as these keep us in our comfort zone.

Many of us are not aware of our daily thoughts. We live out our lives on a daily basis, doing many of the same things within a set pattern of thoughts and activities.

Life is made up of many experiences, some good, some challenging.

Have you ever stopped to critically think about how you live your life? It can look like a rollercoaster—up and down at the mercy of the particular stage you are in. This is the common concept of “the emotional rollercoaster.

Show Number 36, “Getting Your Bounce Back”

Losing our motivation is one of the major factors in us missing the true potential assigned to our lives.

We are all on a quest for purpose and meaning in our lives. This leads us to work harder, seek relationships, and acquire assets and various things that we feel will bring us value and peace.

We live in a fast-paced world of technology, long work hours, and overcrowded towns and cities. Many people have to work long hours in order to meet the high cost of living.

We live in an age of technology and science that has transcended all previous times. There are rainmaking devices, robots that comb the ocean floors, forays in medical research, and enough collective know-how to make Einstein appear average.

My heart is heavy for all people who have been victimized because of the color of their skin or their beliefs, lifestyles, differences, or politics.