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Friday, June 4, 2010

I Became the Student Who Was Ready

When I began to see life as my teacher instead of my problem...I became the student who was ready. ~ Susan

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4 comments:

Melissa Mashburn said...: Very thought provoking post. Thanks for taking the time to share it with us.; June 4, 2010 at 7:14 AM
Unknown said...: You bet! And thanks for taking the time to leave your comment! Your words are much appreciated! Susan:); June 4, 2010 at 9:27 AM
Unknown said...: Nice perspective.; June 4, 2010 at 11:10 PM
Unknown said...: Thanks Stacy:) Great to see you!; June 5, 2010 at 8:56 AM

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We do not need to "change"; we need to "grow" and when we grow...we change. ~SusanKs 10/21/12

To change my life? I had to engage with learning to create change consciously; this is not a passive process. ~SusanKs 10/21/12

Its not about being perfect - its about knowing I'm perfect as I am. ~Sks 2012

To create your own "best lifle" begin by asking "what do I like and not like". Then purpose to be true to your truth. ~sks Mar. 2012

In seeking to live beyond survival - the first step was to choose this path. The second step was to take the first step over and over and over. ~ Susan Oct. 2010

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"Knowledge is the beginning of the truth that sets me free - every time." ~Susan via "A Journey"

“Insight comes from new information that leads us to the awareness that will empower us to create our own change.” ~ HoZ's via @zebraspolkadots

When I began to see life as my "teacher" instead of my "problem" I became the student who was "ready". ~zebism

"When my focus became where I wanted to go instead of where I hated being....I arrived at my destination." ~zebism

Even the greatest suffered...

Great people who have done great things did not have to be perfect before they could do great things. Van Gough cut off his ear and quite often great artists have been thought to be "unbalanced" or "mad" in their creativity.

Lincoln was chronically depressed, in fact 50% of U.S. Presidents have experienced "mental health" issues...so, don't wait to be your best to live your best life. You already are. ~ Susan

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Friday, June 4, 2010

I Became the Student Who Was Ready

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