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Be Brave Enough To Walk Directly Towards Your Desires

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Hello Fearless Warrior!

Today’s quote reads ” The Brave Don’t Live Forever, But The Cautious don’t live at all. ” Life has many challenges and twists and turns that try to deviate us from our truest and deepest desires. Furthermore we allow our fears and the distractions that we create to hold us back from what we really want. There can be so many excuses and maybe the obstacles in the way seem overwhelming. So we decide to walk indirectly, kind of half-ass towards our truest desires.

We think this will be more safe, plus we have a plan b, c, d, and e, if it all fails. Being brave enough to set your fears and distractions aside, and going DIRECTLY towards what you really want takes courage and determination. You must remember that you are not going to live forever, so if you decide to be cautious and careful, you can be leaving a lot of living and excitement on the table. Simply because you were too scared to go directly in the direction of your dreams.

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We Tend To Become As Big As What We Give Worth To ( Rob Bell – Unmistakable Creative )

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 Hello Creative Giant!
Rob Bell said this in of of the episodes of The Unmistakable Creative Podcast and it really stuck with me! It reminded me of my earlier years when I used to give more worth and weight to my problems, than my self worth and my solutions. Whatever we focus on expands, and I believe that we do tend to become as big or as small as what we give worth to and pay attention to.
If you are focused on the little things, on surviving, and on your problems you will tend to be that small. Giving worth to our future, our dreams, and our self-worth will empower us to becoming bigger, better, and wiser in the long run.
Listen to The Full Interview With Rob Bell on The Unmistakable Creative Podcast
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