Actually, what changed for me was Rebecca's lab 7 about changing the point of view. The anecdote about David and Goliath was what did it. In other words, looking at the same situation with different eyes made sense to me and the click happened. It lifted my spirits and that unseen but felt vibratory level needed to attract good started. I stopped complaining perhaps? Richard.

I, too, am a new member and s such am searching for the way to better my life. I am willing to leave behind the falsehoods of the past and am eager to accept the universal truth about life. There is enough for all and I don't need to take anything away from others in order to prosper. This knowledge brings peace to my mind and it inspires me to reach farther out of my comfort zone. John

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I, too, am a new member and as such am searching for the way to better my life. I am willing to leave behind the falsehoods of the past and am eager to accept the universal truth about life. There is enough for all and I don't need to take anything away from others in order to prosper.

John,
I, too, and a new member, and for me, the whole idea of creating instead of competing is radical new thinking. Interestingly, I own my own sales rep business and have been competing for four decades.

I realized some time ago that much of my competitiveness came out of an unhappy childhood (middle child of three) and that I was stuck in some time warp at 12 years-old, competing for all I was worth (which, in my own eyes, wasn't much).

A significant "Aha" moment for me in the course was when Rebecca spoke of "Up til now." It has enabled me to finally put a wall between me and that competitive boy of fifty years ago. I feel that this has been a monumental breakthrough in my life ...and my business.

All the best.
Thom

Thank you friend!! I love you.
Live as if you have faith and faith will be given to you.