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yourself. Instead of focusing on the enormity
of the planet’s problems, though, put your
heart and intent to good use closer to home.
Work on what you can do to improve your
life and the lives of those around you. Small,
positive changes that you make in your life
today can have a ripple effect that helps
others whom you may never meet.
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Your voice carries
power—use it
carefully.
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Look for beauty and
good in the world
around you.
No matter where you live there is beauty
and goodness, even if your local TV network
doesn’t think it’s important enough to make
the evening news. Take a little time each
day to find and focus on goodness and
beauty in your life. How does this help you?
It starts to retrain your brain to focus on life’s
blessings even when everyone else only
sees darkness. Looking at life from a more
positive frame of mind will increase your
happiness levels, too.
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What you say has tremendous power in your
life and the lives of others whether spoken
aloud or silently. Words help turn your intent
into reality. You can lift someone’s spirits or
tear them down simply with the words you
choose. Being thoughtful and kind with your
voice helps you build bridges to others. You
can even strengthen your own confidence
and self-esteem by paying a little more
attention to your internal dialog. Remember,
words carry power whether directed inward
or outward. Choose words that speak to the
miracle you are.
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Hear the wisdom of
your heart by taking
time for a little quiet
each day.
Your heart-voice is the main way higher
guidance whispers its wisdom to you. One
of the most important things you can do in
order to hear that whisper of guidance is to
take a little time for quiet each day. Go on
a walk through a park, meditate or pray, sit
by the seashore, or enjoy a silent session
of yoga. Make quiet time a habit and you’ll
be rewarded with having a deeper sense of
connection to your own internal guidance.
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