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Getting Free: Finding my needs I was shoulder deep in boxes, packing and moving, when I hear my inner voice say, “I’ve had enough of this.” The rest of me agreed. I’m ReShaping my life this year. It’s time for the Real Me to come out.  I discovered my lifestyle, my self image, and my activities needed a remodel. A new me needed to be birthed.  Of course, that means doing some self analysis— like

We all have character. What is character? Character is your unique combination of personality & mindset. It is the mental and ethical traits of an individual. It is the something that makes you different from everyone else. It makes you memorable, It makes you stand out from the crowd or not. It is the epitome of your personal development right now. It is your unique life philosophy  and you bring it to everything you do.

Would you like some freedom from yourself? From your naggy mind chatter that keeps on pushing you to accomplish more and more, never letting your stop, and breathe.The voice that seems to beat on you all the time, forcing you to strive, and struggle to get ahead until you want to scream at it.   Breaking Free From You Or maybe part of you is bored and really wants something different. You feel the urge,

Would you like some freedom from yourself? From your naggy mind chatter and incessant yearning to create, and actually get to play and design something. I did too. I love being in that “high” flying state where the flow of images, words and feelings carries me into the  zone— the Cosmic connection of unlimited possibilities. The zone of all information and fun.   Breaking Free From You I want to use the info gathered from

Did you find happiness with flowers from your beloved at Valentines Day? Did you boss give you that promotion you wanted? Are your kids getting good grades? What are your standards for happiness? Whatever they are, they come from a belief that you have probably acquired from your family or society? Richard Treadgold, the author of Karma Covered Candy, explains “that each belief we have is attached to a picture of what we think will