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“Some of us have been knocked down by life so many times that externally we’re up fighting, but internally we’re still on the mat.” — Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist
Need some inspiration to get off the mat? Check out today’s empowering podcast above (or below).
I’m not even gonna lie to you… this is a long story, with lots of details, but if you hang in there you’ll get to see the cool way it all comes together. It’s not boring. I’m sharing the “adventures” of my day and how a series of isolated decisions turned out to all have a collective purpose.
Press play to listen to today’s podcast episode that goes with this blog post and meme! BTW, I cuss, so listen when the kids aren’t around.
It was a cool discovery in an uncomfortable situation…. that I handled so differently because of how I started my day. Oh… just listen to the story. LOL! I think you’ll get the message.
“Always consider the messenger. People who are happy tend to have less criticism for others because they are busy enjoying their lives.” — Marlene Dillon Empowerment Specialist
Press play to listen to today’s podcast episode that goes with this blog post and meme! BTW, I cuss, so listen when the kids aren’t around.
What I’ve observed over time is that successful AND happy people are not typically the ones criticizing and offering unsolicited advice. I can even say that for myself, because I was always sticking my nose where it didn’t belong, being loud and wrong, offering my “two cents.” I’ve learned to shut the eff and mind my business, and only dip in when I feel led. The results are completely different. People feel loved and seen, rather than offended and judged.
Check out today’s podcast where I address this concept of who we’re taking criticism from and how we should really think twice about who we let get in our heads.