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Between Your Regret, Reminiscence and All of Your Planning

My first InTheLifeRoom Podcast in 2016. I hope it blesses you. 

 

 

That 10-second wait to hear this podcast is part of this lesson. There is anxiety when we have to stand in our current state and wait. Stay in your moment of quiet with confidence. What starts for you starts in the right time for you. You tend to lack nothing as much as you lack contentment in/with the current moment. Striving has its place. Don't strive for what other people have. You have a place to be that is ordained for you and only you. That grass you see on the other side of the fence is plastic. It really isn't where you want to be. You'll get there through grace. Confidence in getting there by being healthy and whole and happy in your present day while taking care to execute in a way that assures a good today is the new human imperative. Planning has its place. Don't get caught up in the game. The distance between planning and regretting is being. Know and execute your plan for today. Who you are right now is everything. What you do today is significant. It impacts that tomorrow which creates too much anxiety right now. Show up as your best self today. You , your friends and family, your employer and community and ....THE FUTURE want you content right now. We have a responsibility to be content here and now. A happy today is a birthright. Yours. That is the thing we all have in common. That birthright is internal for everyone.

~Namaste

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