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Juvel i Gudinnerummet
Build the house that rings your bell!
Att göra det vi brinner för... och det vi tror på är så viktigt. Att syssla med det där som får vår inre klocka att ringa... Läs mer!
Anne Solveig Elmberg, Gudinnerummet
Vår största rädsla
Vår största rädsla är inte att vi är otillräckliga
Vår djupaste rädsla är att vi är omåttligt kraftfulla
Det är vårt ljus, inte vårt mörker, som skrämmer oss mest
Vi frågar oss själva; Vem är jag att vara strålande, underbar, begåvad, fantastisk?
Men egentligen, vem är vi att inte vara det?
Du är ett Guds barn
Att spela liten tjänar inte världen
Det finns inget upplyst med att krympa så att andra inte ska känna sig osäkra runt dig
Vi har fötts för att leva den Guds härlighet som finns inom oss
Den finns inte bara i några av oss, den finns i alla
Och när vi låter vårt eget ljus skina ger vi omedvetet tillstånd till andra att göra det samma
När vi frigörs från våra egna rädslor frigör vår närvaro automatiskt andra
~ Marianne Williamson
Passion
Some people ask, “What if I haven’t found my true passion?”
It’s dangerous to think in terms of “passion” and “purpose” because they sound like such huge overwhelming ideas.
If you think love needs to look like “Romeo and Juliet”, you’ll overlook a great relationship that grows slowly.
If you think you haven’t found your passion yet, you’re probably expecting it to be overwhelming.
Instead, just notice what excites you and what scares you on a small moment-to-moment level.
If you find yourself glued to Photoshop, playing around for hours, dive in deeper. Maybe that’s your new calling.
If you keep thinking about putting on a conference or being a Hollywood screenwriter, and you find the idea terrifies but intrigues you, it’s probably a worthy endeavor for you.
You grow (and thrive!) by doing what excites you and what scares you everyday, not by trying to find your passion.
Derek Sivers is an entrepreneur and programmer.
Read sivers.org and try muckwork.com
feel free to share this
It’s dangerous to think in terms of “passion” and “purpose” because they sound like such huge overwhelming ideas.
If you think love needs to look like “Romeo and Juliet”, you’ll overlook a great relationship that grows slowly.
If you think you haven’t found your passion yet, you’re probably expecting it to be overwhelming.
Instead, just notice what excites you and what scares you on a small moment-to-moment level.
If you find yourself glued to Photoshop, playing around for hours, dive in deeper. Maybe that’s your new calling.
If you keep thinking about putting on a conference or being a Hollywood screenwriter, and you find the idea terrifies but intrigues you, it’s probably a worthy endeavor for you.
You grow (and thrive!) by doing what excites you and what scares you everyday, not by trying to find your passion.
Derek Sivers is an entrepreneur and programmer.
Read sivers.org and try muckwork.com
feel free to share this
Long Journey to the Finish Line
Long Journey to the Finish Line
"Two weeks before they were to compete in the 2008 Ironman Arizona Triathlon, Lawrence Fong collapsed in the restroom of a Marina del Rey restaurant. Surgeons operated that night to remove the clot and he slipped into a coma. Doctors told Beth Fong her husband was brain dead and she should consider taking him off life support. "I was scared, but deep down I always knew that this was not how our story would end," Beth said."
"Two weeks before they were to compete in the 2008 Ironman Arizona Triathlon, Lawrence Fong collapsed in the restroom of a Marina del Rey restaurant. Surgeons operated that night to remove the clot and he slipped into a coma. Doctors told Beth Fong her husband was brain dead and she should consider taking him off life support. "I was scared, but deep down I always knew that this was not how our story would end," Beth said."
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