“The World Needs You To Be You”

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Why are you here? What are you doing here? Are you making a life? What exactly are you doing to change your life? What are you planting? Are you living your life? Are you chasing your purpose on this earth? Are you loving yourself, your life? Are you doing whatever you can to make yourself happy? Are you hanging out with the right people? Are you pursuing the right vocation? Are you living for yourself? If not, what are you doing?

Neville Goddard said, “What you must strive after is being.” If you are not striving after being, then what are you striving after?

Do not limit yourself. Anything is possible. You can achieve your dreams. You can live a better life. In order to do it, you must be yourself. You must face yourself. You must face your life. You must NOT try to be like another person. It won’t work.

You are you. No one is like you. No one has your brain. No one looks like you. No one do things the way you do them. No one talks like you. No one thinks like you. You are you for a reason. You can live a successful life. In order to do it, according to Regina Brett, “Don’t compare your life to others’. You have no idea what their journey is all about.” If you want to make peace with yourself, do not compare your life to other people’s lives. Why is that? Because we all have something we don’t want other people to know about us. People are not who they say they are. To enjoy your life, you must select your friends carefully.

Why You Should Make Peace With Your Past

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Make peace with your past so it doesn’t screw up the present.”– Regina Brett

To get ahead, to enjoy the present, you must take care of your past. Whether you like it or not, whether you want to hear it or not, you cannot separate yourself from your past. Instead, why not focus on how you are going to make things right in the present?

Because if you do not take care of the present, the past is going to repeat itself.

To live well, you must work well. To enjoy tomorrow, you must work today. To reap tomorrow, you must plant today.

You must take care of the little things. They are powerful. They can screw you up. They can derail your plans. They can stop you from getting to where you want to be. They are stronger than you think. So if you want to enjoy where you are, you must do the hard work. Regina Brett says, “If you don’t do the hard work, you will constantly bump into your past…”

Why?

Because wherever you go, you will meet your past.

Because your past is you. It is part of your life, of your history, of your book. You can’t live your life without it. You can’t write your story without it. Do not hate your past, embrace it.