Growing and my Reclaim Destiny Seminar
Joseph Clough
Just recently I was running my Reclaim Your Destiny Seminar.
I have to say it was probably the best weekend I have run to date. Exactly 60 people came along and chose to step up, take note and take action on their destiny.
It makes me look back on the old me, only a short few years ago, I would have never dreamt how far I have come. From being a shy, self conscious child to the teenager who struggles to grasp school and just wanted to settle for the basic things in live.
Not so now. My knowledge has grown at amazing rate, looking deeply into our minds power to live the life we choose to create. To realizing my own power of me as situations do not faze me, T.V appearences do not faze me, meeting new people is now a pleasure rather an anxiety. Speaking in front any size group and I will be fine. In fact test me with a group of 1500 and I would love it ;). Now I have big dreams of creating charities, to make a big difference in the world.
I say this not as ego boost although it is rewarding to realize my achievements over a short period of time, but more of a wake up call to anyone else who has an issue in their life, or maybe a dream that they feel is only a dream but no conviction in our confidence to make it happen.
So here it is, time to wake up, stand up and take action guys. I firmly and unshakably believe you have more than enough resources to live a life you choose to create.
So let’s rock it, this year is coming to a close, but there is still time to make that shift in your consciousness and take yourself to the next level in your personal development. Let’s do it shall we? Also now the time is upon us to make new judgements, bigger and better goals as 2010 takes places and we commit to ourselves to be our passion. I leave you this wonderful quote by Lance Armstrong.
If children have the ability to ignore all odds and percentages, then maybe we can all learn from them. When you think about it, what other choice is there but to hope? We have two options, medically and emotionally: give up, or Fight like Hell.
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Joseph Clough