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September 01, 2007

3 Crucial steps in Starting Over

Change requires letting go of the past as you embrace the moment you are in right now. This is a significant step for dealing with change and it requires a willingness to grow.

How we view the situation we are in turns life changing events into profound learning experiences that can improve the quality of your life. The main question has to be; are you committed to past conditioning as who you are or is there a deeper you that needs to be developed?

If we focus on how we deal with the upcoming event internally instead of how we process what is happening in our old thinking habits, we see things as they are instead of interpreting things as good or bad.

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