that there was a negative outcome, whereas when I erred on the side of the positive (thinking ‘I can’ instead of ‘I can’t’) the outcomes of my decisions started improving.

As these improved, so did my attitude – unless it all began with my attitude?  Once I stopped focussing on lack and started permitting the flow of good things I found after a while that I lacked nothing.

I also found more to like about myself than I had found when I let envy colour my perceptions.  And the more I liked, the more I believed that absolutely anything is possible – which indeed it is, if you set out to be the best that you can be!

©  Pamela Glynn


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