Pleasing others is not what we are here to do.
We have our own identity which is here to be expressed in as complete a manner as possible.
It pulls you off your path when you feel you must please others.
When you do what your true purpose is, you will please yourself, and then those who are of like mind will join you.
It is the sincerity of your own action on your own behalf that contributes to uplifting the world.
Talking about your purpose, embellishing it is a wonderful step, but if it becomes fulfilling in that state, you are not taking the action to do it.
More often, it is better to keep it to yourself or a trusted friend.
That way, the weight of other’s slowness or resistance or your own past habits will not weigh down your fledgling idea.
Trust yourself.
The ideas that come to you are the most valuable you could possibly pursue.
Anything else that you do takes you farther and farther away from your goal.
What will take you even one little bitty step closer?
Take that step.
Take it.
© 2012 Kathryn Hardage
www.InspiredPractices.com
We have our own identity which is here to be expressed in as complete a manner as possible.
It pulls you off your path when you feel you must please others.
When you do what your true purpose is, you will please yourself, and then those who are of like mind will join you.
It is the sincerity of your own action on your own behalf that contributes to uplifting the world.
Talking about your purpose, embellishing it is a wonderful step, but if it becomes fulfilling in that state, you are not taking the action to do it.
More often, it is better to keep it to yourself or a trusted friend.
That way, the weight of other’s slowness or resistance or your own past habits will not weigh down your fledgling idea.
Trust yourself.
The ideas that come to you are the most valuable you could possibly pursue.
Anything else that you do takes you farther and farther away from your goal.
What will take you even one little bitty step closer?
Take that step.
Take it.
© 2012 Kathryn Hardage
www.InspiredPractices.com
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