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A life-changing philosophy from beyond the grave sparked a profound transformation in my darkest hour. As a teenager contemplating whether life was worth continuing, I discovered a collection of sayings that belonged to my grandfather—a man I never had the chance to meet. Among these treasured words was a simple yet powerful statement that altered the course of my existence: "We are the person we are now becoming."

This concept contains remarkable power in its simplicity. It reminds us that we have agency in our own evolution, that we can choose which aspects of ourselves to nurture, refine, or release entirely. Throughout my life, I've reinvented myself multiple times, each transformation bringing me closer to a more authentic and fulfilled version of myself. This journey of becoming isn't about abandoning who we are, but consciously directing who we will be.

When examining our emotional landscape, we often encounter low-energy states like anger and fear. Though we recognize these emotions don't serve our highest good, releasing them can be challenging. I share a transformative approach to emotional alchemy—acknowledging these feelings with gratitude for their protective function before gently releasing them. This allows us to transmute anger into forgiveness, fear into faith, and resentment into gratitude. The key lies in understanding that letting go becomes easier when done with grace rather than force.

What aspects of yourself are you ready to release? What relationships nurture your growth, and which ones hinder it? How might you step into the next upgraded version of yourself? These questions guide our intentional evolution. Remember, you are actively becoming someone every single day—you might as well choose who that someone will be. Join me on this journey of infinite progression toward becoming our most authentic, loving, and powerful selves.

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Have you ever felt overwhelmed by life's complexities and wished for a simple framework to guide your daily intentions? In this enlightening episode, I share the profound wisdom of the Reiki motto—five principles that offer a pathway to whole-person wellness through intentional daily living.

Diving into the teachings of Master Sensei Usui, considered the father of Reiki energy medicine, I explore each component of this powerful motto that begins with the transformative phrase "just for today." These five principles—releasing anger, letting go of worry, practicing gratitude, working with integrity, and showing kindness—provide a refreshing perspective on how we can approach each day with purpose and positive energy.

What makes this framework so powerful is its focus on the present moment. As I explain, each day offers us a fresh start, regardless of our past experiences. We are not victims of our circumstances but masters of our own destiny, with the inherent power to heal when we give our bodies, minds, and spirits what they need. The energy we cultivate through these intentions doesn't remain within us—it radiates outward, profoundly influencing our relationships, work environments, and every interaction we have.

I challenge you to consider which of these principles resonates most deeply with you today. When you use this framework to guide your actions and thoughts, you'll likely discover a new level of optimization and even magic in your life. Subscribe now to continue our journey toward whole-person wellness, and share your experience with these principles in the comments below!

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If you're not following this Nephrologist and Innovative leader in the renal space, you'll be delighted to get to know Dr. Qasim Butt, MD.  

In this session, he popped onto a webinar with us at Specialty Care Management to talk about Kidney Disease and innovations in the renal care space, and if you missed our webinar with him last year - here is the podcast version!

Pop some corn and let's dive in!

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The tide doesn't ALWAYS come it.....

Much like in life and business, there are seasons where tides come in and tides go out. There is an ebb and flow.

And much like the softest sands are often where there has been a lot of polishing. - Don't bemoan the seasons of 'polish' in your life.... those seasons where life might be harder, or you may not achieve what you wanted to in the timeline you wanted to - these are the foundations of your success in - the - making, and they'll keep you from getting too full of yourself in the journey!

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