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Jan302012

Creating Space - Writing Your Own Permission Slip

DateMonday, January 30, 2012 at 1:39PM

Chris Guillebeau hits the mark again. I love this video on fear, settling into change and giving yourself permission to do things your own way.  You have the choice to sit back and let things, good and bad, happen to you, settle into mediocrity or you can fight for something more meaningful and profound. I would invite you to join me in making a difference by listening to your fears and your true desires. As I always warn you we must be ready for possible hurdles and disappointments. When we are scared or angry, we need to tap into our personal support systems and rhythms of self care. If there is anyway that I can help support you and give you the courage to move forward I will here or during our Creating Space sessions.

Hope you enjoy the video.

Make sure to stop by on Friday for the first of our Friday Interview Series.

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