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New Beginnings | Episode #398 · Legacy Living with Dr. Gloria Burgess

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  Hello, and welcome to today's show, Legacy Living, Make Your Life Count.
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  I'm your host, Doctor Gloria Gloria Burgess, international leadership expert and trusted
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  advisor. Welcome to Legacy Living, Make your Life Count. I'm delighted that
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  you join me today. Today's episode is about making a fresh start. That's
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  right. So if you're feeling stuck or you've hit a wall, today's show
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  is just for you. Now, before we dive in today, I want
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  to give a big thank you to those of you listening in. I also
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  want to give a great, big shout out to all of you listening around
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  the world. I'm delighted and so grateful that you tuned in. I sure
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  hope you're enjoying a fabulous day and that you're having a fantastic week, because
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  you know what, in the grand song of the universe, life is so
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  very short, short, sweet, and very precious. So I hope you're
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  making a difference in your own life, because when you do, you also
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  make a difference in someone else's life. Now, a lot of folks really
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  want to make their life count for something, but they don't know how to
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  do it, or it seems so big to them. They just don't know
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  how or where to begin, So they ask me, doctor Gloria, how
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  do you do that? How do you make your life count? Well,
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  it's really very simple, very simple. If you love people like I do,
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  you can do something for them. Now. Some folks call this random
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  acts of kindness or random acts of beauty. I don't. There is nothing
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  random about kindness. In fact, kindness is a choice, a choice you
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  can make every single day being kind, serving others, passing on your blessings.
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  It's all part of legacy living. When I write notes to people,
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  like a handwritten note of some kind, a thank you note, a birthday
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  card, an anniversary card, I usually tuck in something small, like a
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  tea bag or those little packets of coffee. Sometimes I even include a page
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  of postage stamps. When I'm at the grocery store, I sometimes pick up
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  something nourishing that I can give to our local food bank. And I always
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  try to remember to look into the eyes of the person who is ringing up
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  my groceries, and I ask them how they're doing or how their day is
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  going, or I simply wish them a blessed day. Now, if I'm
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  in a hurry, I may not always remember, but I do try now.
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  I also smile a lot, not a goofy kind of smile, though
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  I do have one of those, but I just simply smile. Sometimes I
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  don't even know I'm smiling until someone says, wow, I just love your
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  smile. You know what, in our culture, especially northern Western Hemisphere culture,
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  we often say that time is money. Well I'm not so sure about
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  that. Why because a smile doesn't cost a thing, It doesn't cost a
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  single dime. Yet the value of your smile to you and to the other
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  person is positively priceless. And you know what, you never know. You
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  never know who might need the warmth, the beauty, the kindness, the
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  radiance of your smile. You never know what's going on in someone else's life.
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  You don't know what they're sister or brother, or neighbor or son or
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  daughter just said to them, right, You don't know what kind of news
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  their doctor might have just given them. So if you want to know how
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  to make a difference, that's how you do it. You make a difference
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  by your everyday small big doesn't matter about size, but by your genuine acts
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  of love, compassion, kindness, and generosity. You know what, even
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  our thoughts, our thoughts can make a difference because our thoughts are made up
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  of what of words and images, and words and images are made up of
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  energy. You know that little saying we all learned when we were little.
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  It goes something like sticks and stones may break my bones, but words can
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  never hurt me. Well, let me tell you something that is a lie.
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  You know as well as I do, and you've heard me say it
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  before. Words have energy, vitality, and soul. Words have the power
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  to bless or to blesspheme. They have the power to hurt or to heal.
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  So take good care to send thoughts of love and healing, thoughts of
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  hospitality and generosity. Now, I truly believe that we are here to love
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  one another and to serve one another. So that's how you do it.
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  You make your life count, day by day, step by step, moment
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  by moment, every single day. Three sixty five twenty four seven. That's
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  what legacy living Make your Life Count is all about. You can learn more
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  about legacy living Make your Life Count by visiting my website. That's the Gloria
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  Burgess website. And hey, you can even sign up for my weekly inspirations.
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  You just scroll down on the website on the homepage, just scroll down
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  a bit and look on the right hand side for the sidebar for my weekly
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  inspiration and just put your email address right there in that little slot. And
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  that's it. That's all you need to do. And each week, every
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  Monday morning, you'll receive a lovely inspiring image and a few words to get
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  your week off to a marvelous start. Now, today's episode is about making
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  a fresh start. So what does that mean and what does it take to
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  make a fresh start, to get out of your routine, to break out
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  of your comfort zone. Today, I want to share a little secret with
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  you. You can do it. I can do it. Everyone can make
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  a fresh start. Every single one of us can make a new beginning.
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  Now, before we jump in today, I want to take a moment to
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  welcome you, my listeners. If you're just joining us, I'm your host,
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  doctor Gloria Gloria Burgess and this is Legacy Living, Make your Life Count.
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  And I'd like to extend a very special welcome to those of you who
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  are joining my podcast or if you're joining Talk Network Radio for the very first
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  time. You are in for a real treat I'm excited to have you listening
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  in today, and I'm deeply honored that you've allowed me to be part of
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  your day so you can be inspired by ideas and resources to make your life
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  count again. Today's program is all about getting unstuck beginning again. My specific
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  focus today is about making a fresh start. You can make a new beginning
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  now. My favorite book says there is a time for everything. There is
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  a time for everything. This scripture from Ecclesiastes says there is a time and
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  a season for every activity under the heavens. A time to be born and
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  a time to die, a time to plant and a time to uproot,
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  a time to kill and a time to heal, a time to tear down
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  and a time to build. A time to weep and a time to laugh,
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  a time to mourn and a time to dance. A time to scatter
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  stones and a time to gather them. A time to embrace and a time
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  to refrain from embracing. A time to search and a time to give up.
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  A time to keep and a time to throw away, a time to
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  tear and a time to mend. A time to be silent and a time
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  to speak. A time to love and a time to hate, a time
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  for war and a time for peace. Now, I just love that passage.
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  So I want you to ask yourself what season are you in? Are
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  you in a season where you are looking to break out of your comfort zone,
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  a season where you're looking looking to take a fresh new approach. Are
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  you in a season where you are ready to begin again but you don't know
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  how to do that, or maybe you need a little encouragement. Well,
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  good for you. I want you to listen up. Help is on the
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  way, and I don't want you to think you're all alone. You are
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  not alone. You know what, all of us get to a point in
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  our life where we're simply tired. We just get tired of the same old,
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  same old right, the same old thing. We get tired of our
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  situation at work or at home, or in our relationships. Sometimes we even
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  get tired of being in the same place physically, mentally, emotionally, or
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  spiritually. When we get to that point where we say I have had it,
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  I'm done. Enough is enough. When we get to this point,
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  it is definitely time to let go, to let go and to start fresh.
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  In fact, letting go and starting over can be the absolute best thing
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  for you to do. You can get inspiration to begin again right where you
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  are. You don't have to go any place, right, You can get
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  inspiration from the world around you. Now, think about it. Just think
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  about this. When we ring in the new year, that's a very natural
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  time to reflect on your life, right, to think about what's going well,
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  what's not working so well or at least as well as who would like.
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  So you can find inspiration just by thinking about that particular time of the
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  year. Now. I live in the Pacific Northwest in the United States,
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  and in this geographic area, our year begins during the winter months right now.
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  Typically during this time of the year, we have had weeks and weeks,
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  if not several months of rainy, cold weather. But if you look
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  at the ground, if you look very closely, you can actually see some
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  very early signs of spring. You can see very early signs of new life,
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  early signs of new beginnings. Maybe there are a few lovely crocus buds
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  pushing their way up and out of the ground, or those beautiful little grape
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  hyacinth right, and if you pay close attention to the birds, you'll see
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  red breasted robins digging into the earth. What are they digging for? Well,
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  they're digging for food. They're digging for worms. Nature has so many
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  wonderful telltale signs of making a fresh start. Another sign of nature's new beginnings
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  are the trees in my yard. My husband and I have lots of flowering
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  trees around our house, including several varieties of rhododendrons and all of these roadies.
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  All of these rhododendrons have such beautiful names, names like White Angel,
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  Mount Everest, wind Song, and Christmas Cheer. So when I've had enough
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  of the cloudy, rainy cold days, I look into our front yard for
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  our Christmas Cheer rhododendrons. I can count on the flower buds to be fat
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  and full and a very beautiful, delicate shade of pink. And when I
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  see those beautiful pink buds that are just about to pop into full bloom,
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  That's when I remember why this beautiful bush is called Christmas Cheer, because their
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  lovely flowers bring smiles full of joy, just like the very special season of
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  Christmas. When I meditate on this season, I quickly begin to think about
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  what I'm grateful for, especially during the many long weeks of gray, overcast,
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  cold days. And as I think about the flowering rodies, the surefooted
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  robins, and those tiny, brave little crocus buds, guess what, I'm
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  also reminded of spring, another wonderful season of new beginnings. I like to
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  think of spring as the queen of making a fresh start. Think about this
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  spring where a person she would ask you what gives you life? What gives
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  you life? What satisfies you? She might also ask, where can you
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  make room for more satisfaction in your life? Where can you make more room
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  for more satisfaction in your life? Another question she might ask is what do
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  you need to let go of in order to make room for what you want
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  more of in your life? Now? That's a great question. What do
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  you need to let go of in order to make room for what you want
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  more of in your life? What's on your to do list that you need
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  to simply say no to? That's a good question for me, So what
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  do you need to say no to? Another question is what no longer serves
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  you in this particular season of your life. You can also ask yourself where
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  do I want to be? Now? That's a great question, isn't it?
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  Most folks just sort of wander through life without asking any questions of themselves
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  at all. They just accept the hand that life deals out. But if
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  you want your life to be different, you know what you have to act
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  differently and one key step, one key step is to ask yourself two good
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  questions, and the questions are where am I now? Where am I now?
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  And where do I want to be? Both of these questions are about
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  vision. As a leadership coach and consultant, I have supported many people for
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  many, many years who ask the very same questions where am I now?
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  And where do I want to be? Before that, before I became a
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  consultant and started my own business, I was a leader in corporate America right,
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  and I supported people on my team using these very same questions where are
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  you now? And where do you want to be? Where do you want
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  to go? These very simple questions can yield incredible life changing results. Pretty
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  amazing, isn't it. So? Whether you're working on organizational strategy or building
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  a better team or building a better you, these questions will help you move
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  in the direction you want to go. As I mentioned earlier, these questions
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  are all about vision. Having a vision is key to making a fresh start
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  having a vision or having a dream. Having something in front of you,
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  something to strive for, something to guide your actions and guide your choices is
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  absolutely essential to creating the life you want. So let's put first things first.
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  To make a new start, You've got to have a dream, right,
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  you have to have a vision. And once you have that dream,
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  you can visualize and pray about your dream. You can meditate and recite daily
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  affirmations about your dream. You can even set goals and create action plans.
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  All of these strategies will move you closer to achieving your dreams. But to
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  make your dreams become a reality, to make your vision manifest, to make
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  them come true, one thing is I must do. Okay, you have
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  to act on your goals. You have to act on your action plans.
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  That's right, You've got to act because when you do, when you take
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  that first step, then guess what providence moves to to support you in making
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  your dreams a reality. One of my many inspirations for this podcast is my
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  daughter as a little girl. She was very clear about what she wanted.
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  Now, she didn't have her life all planned out at that young age,
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  but I remember when she was in her early teen. She was about maybe
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  thirteen fourteen years old, and one day she declared, she said, you
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  know, I do not want to go to college here in this state of
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  Washington. Now, her declaration seemed to come out of the blue, but
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  clearly she had been thinking about this for quite some time. She had been
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  considering what she wanted for her life, and at that young age, she
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  set her sights on going to college on the East Coast. She wanted a
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  different experience and a different life. She wanted to branch out, to expand
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  her horizons, to enhance her learning opportunities. In short, she wanted to
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  make a fresh start for herself, and several years later, when the time
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  was right, she applied to and was accepted at a number of colleges on
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  the East Coast, several thousand miles away. Now, my husband and I
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  took her to visit several colleges, and when she found the one that felt
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  like home, she was ready to begin again. Without knowing a single soul,
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  my daughter moved across the country and made a new start, a new
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  beginning. She made a new life for herself, not once, not twice,
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  but several times during the past decade and you know what, when I
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  think about others in my family, there are so many stories about people making
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  a fresh start. For example, I've shared with you that my immediate family
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  is part of what we call the Great Migration, that mass exodus of African
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  Americans leaving the Southern States to make a fresh start in the Northern States.
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  And even before the stories about the Great Migration, there are stories I remember
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  hearing when I was a little girl, stories that came through my elders,
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  those who remember relatives who had a memory of stories about slavery, who had
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  a memory of their fathers and mothers making a new start in a totally different
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  culture and place ten thousand miles away from their homeland of Africa. And you
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  know what, when I think about my own life, I've made a fresh
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  start many many times. Like my daughter, I also wanted to attend an
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  East Coast college and I was accepted, but you know what, we just
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  didn't have the money. My parents could not afford to pay for me to
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  attend, so I attended a local college. In fact, I attended the
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  fabulous University of Michigan, and I got a job during my time there to
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  help my parents out with my expenses. When I went to graduate school,
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  I attended on scholarship, and just like my own daughter, I also left
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  home to attend USC. I moved from Michigan to California to attend university,
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  with no network to speak of, no prospects for work, and yet I
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  was able to make a fresh start. What I know is that when you
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  want to begin again, one of the most helpful things you can have is
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  a vision for what's possible. Now, I want to be sure you heard
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  what I just said. I didn't say you have to have a goal or
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  even a plan. I said you have to have a vision for what's possible.
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  And along with your vision, you need to have one sure thing,
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  one sure thing, and that one thing is commitment. Commitment. William H.
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  Murray, a Scottish mountaineer and writer, says this about commitment. Until
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  one is committed, there is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always
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  in effectiveness. I'm going to repeat that, until one is committed, there
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  is hesitancy, the chance to draw back, always in effectiveness. He goes
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  on to say, concerning all acts of initiative and creation, there is one
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  elementary truth, the ignorance of which kills countless ideas and splendid plans that the
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  moment one definitely commits oneself, then Providence moves too. All sorts of things
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  occur to help one that would never otherwise have occurred. A whole stream of
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  events issues from the decision raising in one's favor, all manner of unforeseen incidents
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  and meetings and material assistance which no man or woman for that matter, could
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  have dreamed would have come their way. Murray says, I have learned a
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  deep respect for one of Gerte's couplets. Whatever you can do or dream,
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  you can begin it, begin it. Boldness has genius, power and magic
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  in it. So in other words, action plus commitment equals magic and genius.
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  Right action plus commitment equals magic and genius. When you begin, you
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  commit, it is as if all of a sudden the universe just starts to
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  cooperate with you. But it's not all of a sudden. It seems all
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  of a sudden, but it isn't. The reason that it seems all of
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  a sudden is because we've begun, we've committed, and when we do,
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  when we begin, when we commit, God moves to. That's what Murray
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  means by providence know this, Providence will move only when you do. Now,
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  if you still doubt in some way, if you only act some of
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  the time, or if you work on Plan A and Plan B at the
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  same time because you're afraid that plan A will fail, guess what. Success
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  might very well slip right through your fingers. It will gape you. But
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  once you really commit, once you let go and really say goodbye to what's
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  behind you, and you really go for it, that's when magic begins to
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  happen. So what are you waiting for? Go for it? Jump now,
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  stop procrastinating. Begin today now. There are so many folks out there
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  who know the value of going for it, who know the benefit of commitment,
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  but for whatever reason, fear stops them. Does that sound like you.
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  You might make a tiny step, but fear stops you from taking the
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  next step, or stops you from following through. Sometimes your fear is so
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  strong, so powerful, it can actually stop you cold, can stop you
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  dead in your tracks, so you don't even begin, You don't even start.
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  Here's the thing. You must not let fear or anything else rule you
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  anymore. You must not let fear or anything else stop you in your tracks.
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  You must begin, begin with a burning desire. You must begin with
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  a fire in your heart, a fire in your soul, to make a
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  difference first in your own life, so that you can make a difference in
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  the lives of someone else. So when you let go of that fear,
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  when you can say no to fear ruling your life, you can actually create.
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  You make the space in your life, You clear the decks so that
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  you can live into your highest and best self. You can live into your
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  God given gifts. And when you do, you actually make an agreement with
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  God to become the inspired, passionate person he designed you to be. You
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  can actually draw strength from so many people, knowing if they can do it,
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  if they can make a fresh start, you can do it too.
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  You can begin again just like anybody else. Now you all know that I'm
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  a writer, and a lot of writers get tripped up, they get stuck
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  by what we call writer's block. Well, I don't. I don't even
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  believe in writer's block. Why because I just look at all the books on
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  my bookshelves in every room. I have books, books everywhere right, and
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  I draw inspiration from the writers all around me. If they could do it,
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  huh, I can do it. Too. As you make your fresh
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  start, be sure to focus focus your vision on your future self. Also,
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  be sure to surround yourself with people who love you, people who lift
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  you up, not push you down, but people who lift you up,
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  people who have only your best interest at heart. One more thing. I
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  love listening to inspiring music, or reading an inspiring book or an inspiring scripture,
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  or sometimes I just take in inspiring quotes and images. So be sure
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  to choose something that inspires you and make it a part of your day.
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  Here are a few words to encourage you as you make a fresh start in
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  your life. This first one is for Plato, almost twenty five hundred years
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  ago. Plato says, the beginning is the most important part of the work.
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  I love that the beginning is the most important part of the work.
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  Muriel Rickheiser is one of my favorite poets, and she says, nourish beginnings.
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  Let us nourish beginnings. Not all things are blessed, but the seeds
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  of all things are blessed. The blessing is in the seed. Here's what
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  Reverend Doctor Martin Luther King Junior says about beginning. He says, take the
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  first step in faith, you don't have to see the whole staircase. Just
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  take the first step. Take the first step in faith. You don't have
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  to see the whole staircase, Just take the first step. It's been said
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  that change can be scary, But you know what's scarier allowing fear to stop
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  you from growing, evolving, and progressing. What's scarier than change is allowing
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  fear to stop you from growing, evolving, and progressing. Now remember the
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  scripture I shared earlier, which says there is a time for everything, and
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  a season for every activity under the heavens. A time to be born and
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  a time to die. A time to plant and a time to uproot,
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  a time to kill and a time to heal. A time to tear down
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  and a time to build. A time to weep and a time to laugh.
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  A time to mourn and a time to dance. A time to scatter
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  stones and a time to gather them. A time to embrace and a time
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  to refrain from embracing. A time to search and a time to give up.
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  A time to keep and a time to throw away, a time to
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  tear and a time to mend. A time to be silent and a time
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  to speak, a time to love and a time to hate, a time
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  for war and a time for peace. And I want you to know this,
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  no matter what time it is, what season it is, remember these
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  words from writer f Scott Fitzgerald. He says, it's never too late to
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  become who you want to be. It's never too late to become who you
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  want to be. I hope you live a life that you're proud of.
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  And if you find that you're not, I hope you have the strength to
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  start over. As one of my friends and colleague says, it's never too
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  late to have a second childhood. Right, Okay, Now, if you
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  You can learn more about my work and Legacy Living. Make your life count
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  to one of my ted talks. Just type in my name to find me
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  there. Before I close today, I want to thank each of you for
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  tuning in for allowing me to share a bit about my journey with what Legacy
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  living is all about, not just living and learning, but living and learning
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  and serving so that you make a difference in your own life and in the
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  lives of others. It's about being on purpose every single day. Three sixty
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  five twenty four seven. Legacy living is a powerful way to make your life
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  count. I'm your host, doctor Gloria Gloria Burgess, and this is Legacy
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  Living. Make your life count. Please join me again next time right here
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  for another episode of Legacy Living. Make your life count. Don't just count
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  the days in your life. Make the days in your life count. That's
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  what legacy living is all about. Have a fantastic day and remember, make
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  the days in your life count. God bless you. That's our show today.
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  I'm your host, Doctor Gloria Gloria Burgess. I hope you'll join me
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  again next time. Until then, don't just count the days in your life.
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  Make the days in your life count. That's what legacy living is all
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  about. Here's to you. Have a fantastic day and be sure to make
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  it a yes kind of day. Remember to celebrate the music of your life.
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  Make the days in your life count.