Mountain
Climbing Strength
By
Stephanie E. Wilson-Coleman, Ph.D.
Author
of Be Sure You Dance: Life’s lessons
to make every moment count,
Embracing
Life’s Lessons and Is Anybody Listening?
www.champagneconnection.com · www.asipofinspiration.com
In the Biology of Belief by Bruce
Lipton, we learn the amazing properties and abilities of the brain. We also become aware that we have just begun
uncovering the power of the mind. We’ve learned the brain processes events, but
perhaps, it is the mind that internalizes them.
In the
Biology of Belief by Bruce Lipton, we learn the amazing properties and
abilities of the brain. We also become
aware that we have just begun uncovering the power of the mind. We’ve learned
the brain processes events, but perhaps, it is the mind that
internalizes them.
When we read about the success of people who have risen from poverty to
riches, professionals and laymen are baffled by this “mountain climbing”
strength. Oprah Winfrey (Harpo/OWN),
Larry Ellison (Oracle), Tom Cruises (Actor), Victor Frankl (Author, Man’s
Search for Meaning), Wayne Brady (Entertainer/Comedian), Jim Carry (Actor), and
Helen Keller (Activists) are just a few who have overcome adversity and
overwhelming odds.
What inside of some chooses success instead of failure, financial independence
instead of poverty? How do you find the
strength to climb the mountains in your life?
It helps to believe that what does not kill you will make you
stronger.
To prepare to climb the mountain
in your life, your preparation while still in base camp is critical. Before you start the climb, you have to:
Heal Your Addictions.
When we think of addictions, we
often think of addictions to substances, such as drugs, alcohol and perhaps
gambling. But I’m talking about more
common addictions.
1st Addiction -
The Addition to Idle Conversations, most commonly referred to as Gossip.
The 23rd number of
Psalms gives us an important safety tip.
While in the valley of death, we are cautioned to walk through the
valley of the shadow of death. It does
not say stop, collect $200, take pictures, knit a sweater, gossip, judge
others. While in the valley experiences
of our life, we seem to enjoy pointing out the mistakes of others. It is said
that people with extraordinary minds talk about ideas, people with average
minds talk about events, but people with simple minds talk about other
people. Which are you? Make sure you spend your 525,600 minutes
talking about love, joy. All of your
conversations should be healing, inspiring and uplifting.
2nd Addiction – FEAR –
We are satisfied to make verbal declarations about the goodness of
God. But the state of our lives seems to reflect a different reality. In one breath, we are blessed and highly
favored, but in the next, our
conversations are filled with some form of lack, limitation, sickness, and poverty.
Today, spend no more time thinking you don’t have what it takes to live
your dreams. You must start to believe
in the magic you can create.
The last addiction you must heal
before leaving base camp is:
3rd Addiction – Limited Imagination -
We have been mesmerized by tales of
woe and have become card-carrying members
of the International Alliance of Misery.
We are constantly using our power of imagination to create trials and
tribulations.
We have learned that quantum physicists have concluded that everything
in our universal plane is interconnected and made up of energy. Your power of imagination, or visualization,
creative or otherwise, is the answer.
Once you have made these changes, your life
will begin to improve dramatically. With
the use of our imagination and belief, we can develop mountain climbing
strength and conquer adversity.
It matters not how strait the gate, how
charged with punishment the scroll, I am the master of my fate; I am the captain of my soul. Remember, life is too short to drink cheap
champagne. See you at the top.
Dream
Big! Live the life you have imagined.
Remember, life is too short to drink cheap
champagne.
Stephanie, a Success Mindset Mentor, has the uncanny ability
to help others transform their emotional and mental obstacles into stepping
stones to living their dreams. She has
an insatiable appetite for assisting others to achieve the impossible. Stephanie works with others to recognize,
uncover and reconcile painful feelings, hidden secrets and memories that are
affecting their financial health and the health of their families. She lives
her inspiration as the founder of The Champagne Connection, Inc., the author of
3 books and the Host of the television show "A Sip of Inspiration,”
http://www.asipofinspiration.com and http://www.champagneconnection.com. She is also a regular contributor to The
MetaMonthly Magazine, Champagne and Beyond Magazine,
www.champagneandbeyond.com, and Ezine Articles.
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