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  Are you comfortable?

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  The thing about being comfortable is that it sneaks up on you, embracing you in a blanketed coziness of familiarity, blurring your awareness that I’m. Not. Moving. Forward.  Um, sorry. I didn’t seem to notice. I was justsadamn comfortable…  Steven Pressfield says, “The more important an activity is to your soul’s evolution, the more resistance you will feel.” In my own experience…

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  Don’t “know”? Great!

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  The power in acknowledging and then openly admitting!😯 boldly and unapologetically, that I DON’T KNOW was first revealed to me many years back by Joyce Meyer. At that time I was utterly gobsmacked by the suggestion that I didn’t need to know, because I’d previously been led to believe that my survival depended on it.…

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  And the learning continues…

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  Are you ready to do some time traveling with me? I wrote the following post below in 2011. My “learning of the language” that was initially brought about due to my son’s ASD turned out to be the stepping stone to new perceptions about love and our expected expressions of it, providing me vision through…