The stories we tell about ourselves and our lives either empower or disempower us.
Affirm your narrative by basing it on the nobility of your truths and not on distorted memories, past regrets or current doubts.
We have agency. We don’t have to be victims. We can start writing a new script for the next part of our lives where the choices we make create a beautiful storyline.
A Patient Voice 
Good one man, your words have power!!
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I liked your thoughts. 🙂
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I like your thoughts. Do it, live it, write it. Golden goood.
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Thank you for sharing these beautiful uplifting words…
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Thanks Brad, I am trying to do more of the same, and it makes me feel better. It just does 🙂
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Amen to Brother Harlon!! I’ve been listening to Affirming Inspiration & Uplifting videos on YouTube and downloading spiritual podcasts to my devices. While I was on vacation I went with my Japanese friend to her Buddhist Temple and I’m making an effort to really observe Lent this year in terms of allowing myself to “Just Be.”
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Amen Brother Harlon!! I’ve been listening to Affirming Inspiration & Uplifting videos on YouTube and downloading spiritual podcasts to my devices. While I was on vacation I went with my Japanese friend to her Buddhist Temple and I’m making an effort to really observe Lent this year in terms of allowing myself to “Just Be.”
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Yes! This is something I’d like to read to myself every day. Very quotable! Sharing far and wide!
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Amen to this Harlon. Words well spoken. Each day is a new beginning for us to grow, learn and move forward.
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Exactly – well said.
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Right! 😄
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Agreed Harlon. I’ve been paying more attention to the words and stories I tell myself and others. And learning to tell more loving, compassionate and empowering stories. 🙂
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