In Lesson 8 I cover the importance of music and how it has an impact on our thoughts, moods, and faith. I shared some of my favorite music in the lesson and thought it would be fun to hear what you find uplifting. I know I’m always looking for new artists to add to my library. Please post the names of artists and songs that lift your spirit here. You’re welcome to post the web address of the artist(s) if you have that information.
Last night we had a wonderful guest speaker, Phillip Davis of Tungsten Brilliant Brand Marketing, with us who discussed different ways we can integrate our mission into our career/business. Be sure to stop by the member area and listen to the recording of the call. If you had any “aha moments” along the way or have any questions or comments about what Phil had to say, please post them here.
Now that you’ve made some progress on your mission statement, it’s time to make room for it. Most of us have dozens of things that waste our time, drain our energy, or block our paths. They may be little or they may be big, but even if they are tiny, cumulatively they add up and place a heavy burden on our backs.
These “Stressors” are things we tolerate. We allow them to exist and put up with them for various reasons. Some examples of stressors are clutter, clothes that don’t fit, a car that frequently breaks down, extra weight, a job that makes you miserable, inadequate income, annoying coworkers, demanding bosses, controlling family members, a house that’s too small for your needs, self-imposed deadlines, bad habits, unresolved issues with family or friends, or poor diet.
As you go through lesson 4 if you have any epiphanies you’d like to share or would like to discuss ideas on how to remove the stressors from your life, please do share them here. That way we can all learn from each other!
Since some have expressed an interest in posting their mission statement here, I’m opening this section as a place for you to post yours. This, of course, is totally optional. You need not feel as if you must post your mission statement - it’s just available for those who would like to share theirs and/or possibly receive feedback or ideas from others.
The first two lessons of RejoiceIn2007.com we’re working on creating a life mission statement. Since I’ve been getting some great emails from people on their progress, I thought it would be fun to start a blog where those who would like to share their thoughts, ideas and successes could do so. I also hope this will give us more of a sense of community - especially for those who can’t attend our telecalls.
You don’t have to post your mission statement if you don’t want to, but maybe we could discuss roadblocks you’ve encountered or successes you’ve had as you progress along your journey in 2007.
So please do take a moment to introduce yourself and tell us how it’s going.
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