This moment is my destiny – 10 x 12″
The mantra “this moment is my destiny” totally changed my world in 1997, and began my lifelong journey to living in complete non-resistance. At that time, I was a stressed out college career development director, not sure if I really wanted this career, even though I had gotten a masters and moved to South Carolina to take this job 6.5 years earlier. Rather than look for a new job when I didn’t know what I was looking for, I decided to try a new tactic – living in complete non-resistance to what I already had. My plan was to say (to myself) “this moment is my destiny” every time I didn’t want to be doing what was before me, from dealing with disgruntled employees to attending boring meetings.
To my surprise, it wasn’t long before I found myself falling in love with my job, not wanting to leave my college job, ever. And that is when the magic happened. Out of the blue, I got a call from a complete stranger (my future boss) asking if I knew anyone who would be interested in a job that I had secretly dreamed of for years, training others to use the MBTI. Living in complete non-resistance had attracted my highest good job, and taught me the lesson that I continue to expand on today – to say yes to ALL that shows up, no matter what it looks like on the surface.
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