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Let's Define "Sweet Spot"

3/25/2015

 
Before we go any further, let's define this “sweet spot” I keep mentioning.  To me, this sweet spot within myself is when my thoughts and my feelings are in complete harmony and partnering for my highest good. This is a gift from God – the ability to come into this sweet spot and create that which is my highest good.

We lose this sweet spot because we don’t have the awareness when we’re small to say no to the influences of those around us. Consequently, we condition ourselves to look for answers in the world. Of course, the answer to finding that sweet spot, that harmony between our thoughts and feelings that makes us feel whole, can’t be found in the world. This starts a vicious cycle for most people. They hustle to find the “right” relationship or the “right” job, and for a little while, they think they’ve found it. But the world can never bring your mind and heart together. So they drop that relationship or that job and hustle to find another.

It is a glorious moment when a person recognizes that they need to look within if they are going to find the right relationship or job because it’s only when we create harmony within our thoughts and feelings that we will succeed in finding those things we seek in the outer. In other words, we have to take responsibility for the change necessary to feel happy.


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