A Rush Out the Door

As I have been anxiously engaged in pursuing my life from my Ideal Self, I have been enlighten, some days, moment by moment. The key to my Self-discovery is the willingness and ability to come from a place of confidence in my own uniqueness and wonder in this world.

In turn, each and every interaction I encounter is magnified by another’s uniqueness and the wonder about them. My life has been accentuated with brightness and joy that can not be dimmed by today’s “doomsday” messages of the recession. The challenges ahead are not being naively ignored, just re-framed as more opportunity for growth and connection with one another.

So be happy. Celebrate your Ideal Self and embrace each moment as a new opportunity to create a miracle and fulfill you Ultimate Purpose!

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