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Stop Struggling: Develop a Mature Willpower

Nothing you want will happen without putting your will in motion. However, most people don’t understand the full potential of willingness and how it works. They either don’t have enough

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The Puzzling Duality of Self-Love

We are perfect as we are, and we need to grow. This sentence came to me a few years ago, and it has since been a tremendous teacher of self-love. I am perfect

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The Trap of Trying to Let Something Go

Obsessions, unhealthy habits, unsupportive thoughts, and emotional attachments seem to haunt us. If only we could just drop checking our phones all the time, thinking about that person (and checking

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6 Reasons Why You Should Be More Patient

Why wait? Life is short. I’ve grown up incredibly impatient. I was extremely efficient, doing everything at once, and got upset by people and circumstances that held me back. Patience for

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Love Is Not Enough

In times of rising inequality, abuse of power, and a never-ending need for status and hoarding, power has acquired a bad name. We say power corrupts and all we need

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Don’t Worry, Be Caring

What if I quit my job (that I hate so much) and can’t figure out a new way to make money? What if a go scuba diving and am attacked by

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How to Be Everything

The more we go into personal development and spiritual growth, the more we are called to develop every single virtue there is. Be loving with tenderness- and know how to set

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Spiritual Growth Is Not Easy — and It Shouldn’t Be

I received a question the other day asking me why the majority of humanity has failed to evolve into happy, joyous, and enlightened lives — like Jesus and Buddha. I wish joy and

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Spiritual Growth: How High Can You Fly Before You Fry?

We are here to expand, we are here to grow. Not to stagnate or contract. Yet, we easily feel stuck. When it comes to how much we get to grow, there are

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When There’s Nothing to Do, then Do Nothing

A lesson in patience. A lesson in being. Doing nothing is difficult. When our schedules are free, when there’s nothing to do, we always find something to dally with. Write that

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