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If you had just 24 hours remaining...

...what advice would you share with your loved ones?

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When you’re facing challenging times, how do you overcome and get back to being the creator of your life? What does it take to start thriving? While it may feel like nothing good can come of your circumstances, the truth is that difficult times have within them the seed of possibility. Even the toughest seasons can transform everything and take your life to the next level. As Albert Einstein said, “Crisis is the greatest blessing for people and nations because crisis brings on progress… It’s in a crisis that inventive discoveries and great strategies rise. He who overcomes a crisis overcomes himself without being ‘Overcome

It’s easy to get caught up in chasing perfection, or the idea of a “perfect” life. It comes with the perfect income, the perfect house, the perfect family, the perfect body, and whatever “perfect” seems to be. But in reality, those who spend all their time and energy trying to make sure their lives are perfect are usually the unhappiest people I know.

So today I want to talk to you about the difference between chasing perfection and achieving happiness — how to create a life that truly brings you joy and fulfillment.

Theodore Roosevelt Former President of the USA once said “Comparison is the thief of joy.” “Comparison is the fast track to agony."

Instead of asking if you are as happy or as wealthy or as attractive as someone else, ask yourself if you are as happy or as wealthy or as fit and attractive as you want to be – without comparing it to anyone else’s reality.

If you want something better for yourself, go for it, but don’t do it because you are trying to keep up with someone else. Do it because it’s something you want for you because you believe it will make you happier and more fulfilled.

“If there is something to gain by asking and nothing to lose by asking, by all means, ask.” This principle will help you reap great rewards in your life.

To reach full potential you have to understand the importance of asking.

Once you have decided why you are here, you have to decide what you want

to do, be, and have. What do you want to accomplish? What do you want to

experience? And what possessions do you want to acquire? In the journey

from where you are to where you want to be, you have to decide where you

want to be. In other words, what does success look like to you?

One of the main reasons why most people don’t get what they want is

they haven’t decided what they want. They haven’t defined their desires in

clear and compelling detail.

It’s time to talk about the elephant in the room.

I’m talking about the things you’re NOT acknowledging in your life right now.

… The problems you pretend don’t exist.

… The fears that keep you small.

… The help you need, but refuse to ask for.

Plainly put, these things are holding you back from living your best life.

And deep down inside, you know it!

But over time, you have convinced yourself that these problems don’t exist – or they’re so insurmountable, confronting them will only result in failure.

Because the only way to deal with the elephant in the room is to learn the lesson it’s trying to teach you!

Are you feeling guilty about something? Maybe you’re feeling guilty because we have failed to live up to our personal expectations. Maybe it’s because you failed to live up to other people’s expectations of you. Maybe you did something hurtful to someone else, or maybe you embarrassed someone or wronged others in some way. Or maybe it’s all about you. You are feeling guilty because you didn’t keep a promise you made to yourself.

When it comes to guilt, there are certain things that people often do that make them very susceptible to guilt. You must avoid these traps like a PLAGUE. If you don’t heed these warnings, then don’t be surprised if you end up living with more guilt than you can handle.