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In this episode, we share examples on how to move from the fear-based motivators of human nature into faith-fueled motivators. How to switch from morbid expectancy to joyful expectancy. Has fear of criticism prevented you from taking an action that would be good for you? Have you neglected your inner voice by listening so hard to others? Do you only feel OK about yourself if others approve, especially on social media? Discover how to have the guts to be the best you can be, by simply being true to your Self. Today’s affirmation is, “If I want to be free, I got to be me!” The real me, not the me anyone else thinks I ought to be.
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In this episode, we share examples on how to move from the fear-based motivators of human nature into faith-fueled motivators. How to switch from morbid expectancy to joyful expectancy. Has fear of criticism prevented you from taking an action that would be good for you? Have you neglected your inner voice by listening so hard to others? Do you only feel OK about yourself if others approve, especially on social media? Discover how to have the guts to be the best you can be, by simply being true to your Self. Today’s affirmation is, “If I want to be free, I got to be me!” The real me, not the me anyone else thinks I ought to be.
For more information and/or to contact us go to: https://www.darrellanded.com/
To become a Patreon contributor vist the link: https://www.patreon.com/funniestthing
Order "The Great Seal: The Symbolic Guide for Happy and Successful Living" today at: https://a.co/d/0f3dVXzx

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