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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five interconnected sites.
One of life’s biggest mistakes is ingrained in us and it poisons Boomers.
Our ingrained fear of change.
Having a smartphone security code is a must. Entering it with four numbers is archaic.
When we get the opportunity to change, we ought to evaluate it realistically and clearly envision what is unstoppable.
Fingerprint, voice, and retina recognition is on it’s way.
Fearing it is, well, archaic.
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Our fear is a blood relative to our attitude.
Fear is attachment to things, outcomes, and people – the fear of losing the attachment.
Attitude is attachment to thoughts – the law of attraction.
While the two seem so incredibly different and separate, they are actually blood relatives.
The more positive our attitude, the less fear we have.
The less fear we have, the more positive our attitude.
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Remembering you are going to die is the best way to avoid this trap…
Waiting for permission.
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Quit being afraid.
Let’s not spend too much precious time on what we are afraid of and why we are afraid.
Resist the overwhelming temptation to go down the path of figuring out what we are afraid of. Instead, become clear on what we will gain when we no longer lead our day with fear.
Being crystal clear on what we gain from destroying fear is profoundly more effective than being intimate with what we are afraid of.
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To accomplish great things, you need a plan and not quite enough time. – Leonard Bernstein
The tragedy of life is not death, it’s being afraid to be ourselves. – jeff noel
The tragedy of life is not fear, it’s in learning to be comfortable with conformity. – jeff noel
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