The Answer Key

Your gifts are plentiful and you are a great asset to everyone around you, but there may not always be enough of you to go around. Acknowledging  that is vital in maintaining a healthy balance of how much of you you give away and what you keep for yourself.   Remember that the time you give to your dreams, your art, your purpose is as important and necessary as the investments you make in others. Do not forget to have, make, and keep enough of you for yourself. The balance between what you give and what you keep is all on you. Know what you can afford to contribute without regret or personal penalty. You do not need to require that you give un-consciously, limitlessly, or endlessly of yourself to be effective; be mindfully willing to do what you do, when you do it, how much, and for how long. Be a conscious giver, hold yourself accountable for your choices, and accept the responsibility you have to yourself to determine how much of you you give away and how much of you is yours and non

If you are looking for a way to change your life, accomplish your goals, and put yourself on your to-do list this year, take ownership over your experience- all of it. From the smallest task to the most time-consuming, owning your time is the key to changing your life. Everyday, begin to think of your time running down like sand in an hour glass (yes, that's a soap opera reference- still true). None of the sand gets wasted or spilled over onto the next day so you have to consciously commit to your experience, commit to the life you want to have, and choose to live however you choose to live it. Your decisions determine how well the time you get gets used up. From the start of your day and all throughout remember that you matter, your energy matters, what you want matters and start acting like it. Do everything with intention, deliberately, consciously aware and actively in pursuit of the life you want to live: your goals, your vision, your dreams, and the all encompassing experienc