Disney Customer Service Keynote Speaker
Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
When I let go of what I am, I become what I might be. When I let go of what I have, I receive what I need. – Lao Tzu
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Surrender like you mean it.
My job as a business consultant and advisor is to evaluate.
To look, listen, and feel what is obvious to outsiders.
Why?
Insiders are too close.
They can’t see things with the clarity and unfiltered impressions a complete outsider sees.
This skill transfers – whether i want it to or not – to family, friends and colleagues.
To have valuable insight into undiscovered opportunity is a burden.
i surrender to what i can’t control.
Surrender requires a deep and complete letting go of the good choices never made.
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Lean into surrender, it can save your life.
Stress is known as the silent killer.
Feeling like you can should change someone is fruitless.
And deadly.
Let it go.
Not because you don’t care.
Let go because you do care.
Let go because you care about yourself and those you live with.
It’s an ugly part of life, yet co-dependance is unhealthy.
Others will judge you and say you should do something more.
Bottomline, you cannot change some people.
And you have to surrender to this if you want to live a healthier life.
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Note to self.
As difficult as it may seem, you must not become codependent.
This serves no one.
Plus, it traps you into believing the wrong things and doing the wrong things.
Heck yeah it can make you feel guilty.
So ask yourself, “Guilty of what?”
You free your children, and teach your children, when you let them make their own mistakes.
Same applies to aging parents.
No?
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