None of us lives in a Hallmark movie with a happily-ever-after ending.

There will be loss, problems, troubles …

But here’s the beautiful part, joy can still be had, and your suffering can be less.

How? Not by operating on default and giving into despair, worry or fear.

But by making an effort- and choosing to see things from a lighter, softer, more positive perspective.

And by challenging and shifting beliefs that have proven to bring you pain and misery.

I’ve taken the default path-vented to friends and family, told sad stories to myself … wallowed in feeling sorry for myself ... And, of course, it prolonged my suffering.

I need extra help, that's why I practice self-hypnosis tools, meditate, listen to hypnosis meditations, use tools to shift from my negative thinking to feeling good.

The magic truly resides in the calm, centered, and peaceful.

It's where your best self lives- your creativity, sense of humor, appreciation, and ability to truly live and be present for your now moments.

“There is no greater gift than feeling good in the now moment.”

Sharon

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— Lynda Modaff

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