Yes, exactly — context is very important. An advise that is appropriate at one stage does not apply in other stages. That’s a big part of what I wanted to communicate with this post. We need to keep changing, to keep climbing the ladder.

ari

Welcome to OBV! And thanks for your affirmation. Keep in touch — I look forward to getting to know you.

ari

That sounds like a good habit. I think constant self assessment is very helpful in our continued growth. Because the more we grow, the more we encounter unfamiliar terrains — and what we used to do may not work. We need to keep changing.

ari

Welcome to OBV!

I, at least, feel that I don’t give myself enough permission to feel good. I just get so used to being busy and overwhelmed, or stressed about something, that when I’m feeling totally good and relaxed, I feel like there’s something wrong with the picture.

As I said in the previous post, we do have to differentiate between deeper sense of happiness from more surface level gratification — because the former is the one we want to feel, all the time.

ari

What is so cool is that we have the ability to choose to follow after those feelings we want.
It may not come immediately, but feelings follow intention. Thanks for your post. Congratulations on your new blog! HATS OFF BALLOONS RELEASED FANS CHEERING!!!!!

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This is a great post. I am glad you enjoyed your past Friday. It does feel good to do something for “ourselves”.

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Really? I’m just scratching the surface of what Abraham-Hicks have to offer. My wife is the “book hunter” of the family and I just read what she hands to me. I’m beginning to suspect that I may have found a new “standard” bearer — one that helps me articulate some core beliefs. I haven’t found a teacher like that since I read Covey’s 7 Habits.

ari