About Me: Hello Fellow small business owners.
I am Glen Brink with 30 years in my home business. Right now I'm focusing on easy Internet marketing automation.
I was born an intellectual, went into math and ended up programming Cray super-computers.
Then the home business bug hit me with direct mail order (to leverage my time as a professional software consultant.)
Now I'm semi-retired after enjoying the ups and downs of running my own full time business. However, I can't leave behind the joy and satisfaction of working with other self-directed people.
So I keep my computer running and my mind engaged.
Glen, The-Wellness-Business.com
In The Avatar Path: The Way We Came, Chapter 15 is Preserving Your Creative Source Power. Harry suggests four personal qualities to develop that preserve your creative source power: Simplicity, Integrity, Service and Acceptance. The fourth quality seems especially relevant to the events of 2020.
The fourth quality is acceptance.
Certain things in life are unavoidable: mistakes, losses, injuries, injustices, emotional upsets, horrors, pains, overwhelms, and of course, death. Resisting what is unavoidable only causes it to last longer and leave deeper scars. But how do you accept suffering? The answer is that you must find something positive about it. At first, this may seem impossible, but, if you approach the experience with courage and use your Avatar tools, it is possible.
Finding the positive in a resisted experience may require that you forgive someone, or confess a transgression, or assume a broader perspective. Transforming a negative experience into something positive causes you to grow.
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First, breathe
Action 10
Breathing in, notice something far away. Breathing out, notice something close. Repeat at least ten times.
Time: 5+ minutes
Expected Result: Recovery of perspective
from Ten Actions You Can Do Today to Start Taking Back Your Life
curated by Glen Brink, Avatar, Wizard, blogging on Personal Growth
