You keep on writing, too!

Best,
Susan

Thank You for leaving your valuable comment on my blog.

I can definitely relate to this post. Its so true, that we all know we have to be positive and we all know what are our strengths are but still we tend to doubt our strengths and building up on that doubt that just stops us from realizing our own dreams and potential.

Keep Writing and sharing your thoughts

Cheers

Thanks for visiting,
Susan

You always have such great nuggets to share. Thanks so much for your contribution.

Best,
Susan

Thanks for introducing yourself and your blog. I particularly love this statement you make in your mission—

“…do what you can to fill the gap between your inner self and the persona you present to the world…”

Thanks for everything you are doing.

Best,
Susan

Kabbalists focus on the need for certainty, the absolute belief that the intended situation will come to pass.

The great paradox, when moving from intellectual acceptance of such truths to the emotional acceptance of them is believing that something which has always failed in the past will not succeed. I like the notion of “I Can.”

Malcolm

I found my way here via Malcolm’s Round Table — and am glad I did. I hope to introduce myself to some of the folks on your Blogroll, too. Please stop by and visit me when you have the chance. My blog is titled Be Whole Now; I think you’ll find resonance there.

Thanks for being,

http://www.rachelsnyder.wordpress.com

I so agree! Worry is the biggest killer of dreams, and it is all for nothing.

Thanks so much for visiting.

Best,
Susan

i loved the quote about worry, it’s so true.

i think worry is what weighs us down and keeps us from freeing the energy we all have inside of us. negative energy means less energy, positive energy means expanded energy which touches more of the people we need to realise our dreams.