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SHED THE WEIGHT OF FALSE PURPOSE

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  SHED THE WEIGHT OF FALSE PURPOSE https://www.spreaker.com/episode/shed-the-weight-of-false-purpose--70891945 Have you ever felt exhausted by the endless pressure to "find your purpose"? Every day, society hands us a heavier bag. We are told that purpose is something out there in the distance—a degree, a title, a side-hustle, a legacy we have to grind ourselves to the bone to achieve. But what if everything you’ve been taught about finding your calling is completely backwards? What if the reason you feel so lost is because you are carrying too much of what isn't yours? On this day of Nia (Yellow), we aren't adding anything new to your to-do list. We are talking about the liberating art of scraping off the buildup. The truth is, your purpose is suffocating under the weight of other people's expectations. If you want to know how to set it free without lifting a finger, you need to hear today's build. Call to Inaction: “The tree does not grow by holding onto dea...
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Rejoice not at your enemy's fall - but don't rush to pick him up either.
~ Jewish Proverb


Anger dwells only in the bosom of fools.
~ Albert Einstein

The haughty blind person picks a fight with his guide.
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  1. ha2timMarch 18, 2011 at 7:48 AM

    it is strange how your life starts lining up with the proverbs.

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