My husband is such a great writer. I found this post on Facebook from November of 2012. It was such a great retrospective to take stock of knowing we were not even a year out from our bankruptcy. We were in such a state of Gratitude.
If you’re sitting in front of your computer (or holding your phone in front of you) frustrated, pissed, depressed, etc. …
You WILL stay in that “place” …
And “push away” all of the greatness that’s waiting to enter your “space.”
It was great hearing Simon Sinek speak in Las Vegas. What was even greater was meeting him at a VIP reception and finding him to be a genuine and an all around great guy. It’s equally great when people are as nice in person as the persona they project on stage.
It was the thing that sealed the deal for us. We found Siesta Key Beach when we were driving around, checking the area out and trying to decide if we wanted to move to Sarasota.
What if you could truly build your life by DESIGN instead of settling for what’s happened by DEFAULT?
We will be sharing how we finally left our “struggles” behind and, instead, started focusing on all of the “little” things we wanted in all areas of our lives.
I first heard of Dr. Joe Dispenza when I saw the movie What the Bleep Do We Know. (Fabulous movie on Quantum Physics.) He was also in the film Further Down the Rabbit Hole.
I was so excited to get to see him in a more intimate setting at Unity of Phoenix. He was there twice. I got to spend some time with him after each appearance and have learned so much from him.
I had another great opportunity when volunteering at Unity of Phoenix. I assisted Neale Donald Walsch with a book signing after he premiered his Conversations With God movie. It was an extremely thought provoking evening. Both in watching the moving and then also hearing Neale speak.
What was really fun was when our little guy, Tanner, then 10, got to meet Les after the first service. Tanner had heard us talk extensively about Les over the years and had seen many of his videos. So he was so excited to meet him not only to tell him the Les Brown quotes he knew but to also tell him his own quote, “If it’s impossible, make it possible!” Les loved it!
Another great teacher I met at Unity of Phoenix was John DeMartini. It was a fabulous evening with many gold nuggets. The most impactful thing I learned from him and that I’ve taken into my life was his practice of intense gratitude.
Unity of Phoenix was the setting yet again to meet an amazing teacher from The Secret – Michael Bernard Beckwith. The Agape Choir was there performing that night, too. It was a beautiful evening in every way.
