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Thelma Wells

Girl, Have I Got Good News For You: Reach Out Your Hand

The Compass Guide To Healing Fellowship
May 1st, 2010
Thelma Wells
Blogs
Megan Raphael

Courage to Appreciate Our Dependence

June 10th, 2009
Megan Raphael

We don’t accomplish anything in this world alone … and whatever happens is the result of the whole tapestry of one’s life and all the weavings of individual threads from one to another that creates something.”  Sandra Day O’Connor

Yesterday I picked up my computer that had been in the shop for repairs.  As I walked away I realized how fortunate I am to have an experienced, knowledgeable person in my life who is great to work with and can help me fix any type of techie issue. 

The more I thought about it the more I realized that he is just one of many stalwart souls in my life supporting me every day in all kinds of ways.  The Charter repair person who takes care of my internet problems, the live chat operator who solves my software issue, the seamstress who alters my clothes, the grocery clerk who cheerfully bags my food, and my dog sitter who bails me out on last minute travels.  The list goes on and on.  All people who come together in an almost invisible web to help me create something – my life.

A myriad of individuals weave together to allow me to live more easily. As tough and independent as I think I am, I know I couldn’t do it without this community of people that I often take for granted. 

Books speak about our “Tribe” – those people who ‘have our backs’ and on whom we can count on. This tapestry of support surrounding me each and every day is exactly that – my “Tribe”.

Each of us has a “Tribe”.  Every one of us has a community of support helping us in small and big ways.  We may not even see them, as in the paper deliverer or the mail carrier, because they operate on different schedules.  We may see them and even interact with them briefly like the grocery stocker or movie attendant but take their efforts for granted.  We may have more in-depth conversations with them as I do with my cat sitter, and yet, not truly appreciate how much we depend on their support.

It takes courage to see we are not alone in this world.    To be totally aware that we are surrounded by an amazing web of support. It takes courage to be grateful for and tap into our “Tribe” so we can accomplish what we want in our life.

Be courageous!

Warmly,

Megan

Compass MAPs™
Christine Arylo

Create Fabulous Friendships

The Compass Guide To Girlfriends
February 1st, 2009
Christine Arylo


What would be possible if you were surrounded, supported and loved by a circle of truly fabulous friends?
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Blogs
Coco Fossland

A Clear 7 Day Divine Creation

December 23rd, 2008
Coco Fossland

I’ve had a ball these last few weeks with all the new participants of the Wisdom Manifestation Circle (Home of the 7 Day Manifestation Journey)www.WisdomCircle.biz

When members join, the first thing they do is set a goal for the first 7 days. We call it the 7 Day Divine Creation.

A 7 Day Divine Creation is a goal. It’s a goal that demonstrates inner divinity operating in the outer world.  It represents inner change manifested in the physical world. (more…)


Jenifer Madson

Let’sTalk MONEY: Online Community Connections

November 17th, 2008
Jenifer Madson

Well, it’s a new month, with a new incoming President, and hopefully, a bright, new outlook on what’s ahead for us as a nation. As always, I and my team of Coaches and Facilitators are focused each month on bringing you what you need to create a new financial reality, through our discussions, articles, blogs, downloads, and events, and this month is no exception.

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Jenifer Madson

Financial Confidence: See Yourself as ‘One Who Can…’

August 25th, 2008
Jenifer Madson

It’s only been seven months since we launched the live version of the Let’sTalk MONEY Game, and I’ve already learned a ton about what makes some people open up about money and get to a new and better place with it, and what keeps others stuck in their old habits.

Let’s talk about what doesn’t work: seeing yourself as deficient, and not in an “I don’t understand the concept of abundance” kind of way. I mean having little to no confidence in your ability to make predictably positive choices with money, or seeing yourself as “One who can’t….”

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