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#Inspired by an #AwakeningPeople #Quote - Unlocking the Power of the Human Mind


Hi

Thanks for stopping by as always. 

This week’s #blogpost was inspired by the quote below which resonated deeply, because within the last 7 years, I had left 2 highly toxic situations. I am thankful every day that I live to tell the tale and in hope that it will offer solace for others.



The human mind is more comfortable with the uncomfortable than the unknown. I can relate to this a lot because unsettling nature of, not knowing the where’s & what’s. Hence many stay in dysfunctional situations, included myself but for my own sanity I knew I had to walk away when my bottom line has disappeared. Having gone through the cycle of suffering and surviving a few times over, the chain of events has taken me outside of my comfort zone where I now wholeheartedly embrace change.

I have the strength and wisdom to take hold of the situation before the situation takes hold of me. Today’s scars are tomorrow’s strength. Many of us fall into the trap of being co-dependent before we are independent hence the likelihood of a vicious cycle & never realising the true power that we truly hold over our destiny.

I hold on to the belief that one day, I will achieve the #AmericanDream #DreamsIntoReality of becoming a #NewYorkTimes bestseller author and speaker. Therefore I am always forever grateful for all those who connects with me, on some kind of level, which encourages and inspires me to pursue this. It is a real pleasure and privilege to be touching base with likeminded people. In the words of #Oprah surround yourself with people, who lifts you. By the power of technology and God’s divine connection this has been made possible, so a massive thank you to everybody who sends their love. I read every comment and acknowledge every shout out because it wouldn't be the blog that it is today. 

A special mention to my regular supporter:
Patricia at Business BaseCamp: https://twitter.com/bbc_patricia

Patricia initially reached out to me last year about sharing my definition of success, for the short read, the link is below:  

http://businessbasecamp.eu/the-road-to-success-2/

God Bless

KIMI xx

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