Why do we blame others for our unhappiness?
Do you really believe that other people are responsible for how you feel?
We give others too much credit and control over our emotions.
People may do things we don’t like, but we can’t control what they do.
We can only control how we react.
Learning to love your life brings you such a great sense of fulfillment once you start letting go of all
your past experiences, expectations, and preconceived notions of what you think happiness means.
Take the time out to find out what’s important to you and why?
Be honest with yourself and dig deep beneath the surface to allow your inner spirit to be set free.
Let go of the “old you” to experience the “new improved” you.
Finding your personal peace is like finding a pot of gold.
When your days become so preoccupied with things to do, it becomes harder and harder to
appreciate and enjoy life.
Inner peace can only be found when you reject your ego.
The ego loves to find everything wrong with others and themselves.
It’s self-destructive and looks at all the negatives in every situation.
It holds grudges and is not willing to compromise on any level.
The ego craves recognition and acknowledgement.
It’s self-seeking and needs to feel superior over others and seeks revenge.
It’s fearful.
It’s anxious and always worrying about things.
It’s resentful towards others and carries feelings of hopelessness and despair.
In a nutshell your ego can be harmful to your health.
Imagine how wonderful life would be if you were able to maintain your personal peace and not
become unraveled by situations or circumstances.
There is a special prayer that has always given me clear perspective in challenging times and that is
the serenity prayer.
“God grant me the serenity to accept the things I cannot change, the courage to change the things I
can and the wisdom to know the difference.”
Life is like a roller coaster it will always have unexpected ups and downs, twists and turns, so enjoy
the ride.
Whether you want to believe it or not, you already have everything you need to create freedom to do
the things you love, just try to find pleasure in all of your experiences and focus on the present
moment.
Change is inevitable, so don’t run away from it. It’s a natural part of life, and the reality is that
nothing lasts forever.
Heraclitus, an ancient Greek philosopher, once said, “The only thing that is constant is change.”
About the Georgia Woodbine
She is one of the world’s top female speakers and leading expert in personal and professional development and has helped to motivate and inspire an entire generation. She is widely known as a change agent, author, lifestyle transformation coach and dynamic and entertaining speaker. She has been featured in media outlets such as; The Daily News, Huffington Post, Rolling Out Magazine, Sirius Radio XM. She created curriculum and lectured at The Learning Annex, one of the premier producers of seminars, lectures, classes, and workshops throughout North America. She has authored several books including: Total B.S. (Body and Soul), How to Attract the Right Man into Your Life, How to Make Big Bucks without Selling Your Soul, How to Choose Your Career Path, Jewels of Inspiration and Reflections, Minute of Motivation and produced cutting-edge online courses, 5 Secrets to Create the Life You Love, How to Turn Your Passion into Profits and How to Write a Book in 30 Days or Less. She has been a life coach for over thirteen years and has trained and coached thousands of people. In love with life, she enjoys being an empowerment advocate for others to find their true purpose. She captures her audiences with her message of hope, inspiration and the power of intention. Her passion continues to touch countless souls in their pursuit of happiness. Walk with Georgia on the journey to a happier and healthier lifestyle at www.georgiawoodbine.com