
Change
Dare Yourself
Dare we hold ourselves to the highest ethical and moral standards in governing, business, and personal conduct?
Go out and see what you can find
Check out what’s going on around you as a matter of casual exploration. No agenda. Just wholesome curiosity.
Receive what comes to nurture you
I have become more INPowered as I have become more curious about new experiences, especially if they might help me grow or mature as a person—that will nurture me.
Cut loose
To Live INPowered, we must find a way to cut loose from the mental and emotional ties that hold us from reaching our goals.
Thinking makes it so
Everything we know is a product of our thoughts. All languages, all ideology, all religions, our total and complete life, is a product of our thoughts, both conscious and subconscious.
Allow It
I might not understand the choices others make, or even approve of them. But I’ve learned to allow others to live the life they choose.
We live one heartbeat at a time
Think of all the things we do in life one at a time. In our linear lives, we live one hearbeat at a time. We take one breath at a time. We take one step at a time.
Some things must end so others can begin
Our lives are a continual evolution from one phase into another. We must let loose of that which was so we can embrace what comes next.
Be willing to recalibrate
The INPowered trust themselves to recognize when it’s time to recalibrate, and they move forward with the confidence that their creative energy will find the way they need to go.
Disagreement help us find harmony
Change brings uncertainty and dissonance. But change also bring with it the possibilities of a better way, once we tune in to the different vibrations.
Rest with a thankful heart
Rest better with a thankful heart. count my blessings no matter my immediate circumstances, and right now for me that’s in the throes of a health pandemic and economic downturn. Yet, I am thankful simply to draw a breath and to rest in the love of my family and friends.
Time for a new path
The INPowered often realize that in order to make things better, someone will have to step out on a new path for the first time, and they are willing to be that trailblazer.