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Have you ever made a decision and then thought to yourself-dang! I should have waited just a lil longer? or I wish I would've done it sooner? Timing is EVERYTHING! Listen to this episode to help you on your journey.
In this podcast episode, the host we explores three interconnected themes: the power of words, the concept of karma, and the importance of self-discipline. In emphasizeing how words can have lasting emotional impacts, how one's actions can come back through karma, and how self-discipline is crucial for personal growth and avoiding negative consequences. The podcast has a motivational and cautionary feel, while drawing from my own past mistakes to offer wisdom and guidance. He speaks candidly about my former life of emotional struggles, and learning hard lessons, ultimately advocating for treating others with kindness, being mindful of one's words, understanding that actions have consequences, and practicing self-control. The overall message is one of personal accountability, empathy, and continuous self-improvement.
I've been offline for a couple of weeks. This is just to touch base and to tap around a conversation that I think needs to be addressed. Nothing major, just some small talk.
This wasn't what I had in mind for todays topic but it is what was put on my heart.
Ownership-property, land or whatever you have in mind...this is for you-based on my personal experience.
Too often we hold on to resentments based on what the other person may or may not have done and forgetting to take accountability for the part that we've played in the whole situation. Today we are talking about Accountability and Resentments.
Being a Small Business Owner or Entrepreneur has its up's but has it's drawbacks. In this episode, I'm sharing my experience and what I'm doing on the path to create room for balance. I hope that what you hear here may be of some help to you or someone that you may know.
This is an old recording that I feel needs to be shared. I am going to do a pt.2 updated version of this same topic. In the meantime, enjoy this raw uncut version of my opinion on Gender Discrimination.
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