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What is it that you yearn for? What is stopping you?
Most of the time, the only barrier that’s truly there
is me.
One of my favorite quotes is “When you pray, move your feet!” (African Proverb). Envision, believe, and most importantly, Act!! You are an inspiring example of someone who excels at all three!
This is so true. I have a page in one of my notebooks that looks something like this. It is no small feat to get it all out of your heart and mind and into the real world on paper! Nice work.
Okay, so here’s the thing. I lived most of my life leaning on my enormous potential, waiting to see who I wanted to be. Then, thankfully, I put all that aside. I no longer even know what “my potential” means. If it means who I might become, or what I might have done, it’s about a world that will never exist, an imaginary world.
Each moment that I live with presence and strength is a magnificent moment. What comes out of that moment, what “achievement” results, doesn’t matter. It will be right and good simply because I am engaged fully in living in that moment- holding nothing back from life.
But maybe this is the message here. To set aside the imaginings and get on with the living.
Thanks for the provocative post on this cold winter afternoon.
Liked your entry much! Thanks for sharing.
Gotta ask if one of the body bubbles says “SUP sponsor”? We talking standup paddling?!
Reblogged this on Holistic Living and commented:
What is it that you yearn for? What is stopping you?
Most of the time, the only barrier that’s truly there
is me.
Continued success –
At the moment I compete mostly with myself.
The soul fire is, at the moment, for me, enough.
Reblogged this on run eat life and commented:
Love this!
This is why I envy the poet: able to use a very few, carefully selected words to such great effect.
Very inspiring! Hugs from Oz……Paula x
One of my favorite quotes is “When you pray, move your feet!” (African Proverb). Envision, believe, and most importantly, Act!! You are an inspiring example of someone who excels at all three!
Reblogged this on DrGretchenTorbertPhD and commented:
Love this!
This is so true. I have a page in one of my notebooks that looks something like this. It is no small feat to get it all out of your heart and mind and into the real world on paper! Nice work.
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Yes, just do it! It is done. Thanks for today’s inspiration.
Wonderful post. it made me smile. i personaly chose to compete
Okay, so here’s the thing. I lived most of my life leaning on my enormous potential, waiting to see who I wanted to be. Then, thankfully, I put all that aside. I no longer even know what “my potential” means. If it means who I might become, or what I might have done, it’s about a world that will never exist, an imaginary world.
Each moment that I live with presence and strength is a magnificent moment. What comes out of that moment, what “achievement” results, doesn’t matter. It will be right and good simply because I am engaged fully in living in that moment- holding nothing back from life.
But maybe this is the message here. To set aside the imaginings and get on with the living.
Thanks for the provocative post on this cold winter afternoon.
Tom
Wonderful, this is how i started my blog. i know the potential. time to preach what i practice
Do it! Great post.
we strive because we are alive, not many seek the alternative
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Each and every moment we are being our potential, it is simple when we are the best we can be in that moment.