What was an unexpected joy from 2022? What advice do you have to help others tap into daily sources of zen, serenity, and awe?
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Three ⚡️ in 31 Seconds
⚡️ More than a book, Me Power is an attitude, a mindset, and a call to action that urges those who read it to unlock their limitless power of positive change.
⚡️ Interesting fact: Eating black-eyed peas and greens at the beginning of the year symbolizes monetary wealth, a tradition that began after the Civil War. Black-eyed peas expand in volume when cooked, another symbol for expanding good luck throughout the year. A complex carb, black-eyed peas are also delicious and full of potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, and zinc.
⚡️”This longing to connect to something larger than ourselves is universal. It’s the fourth instinct we all share, beyond the instincts of survival, sex, and power. It’s our relentless drive for meaning, for purpose, for self-discovery, for becoming. It connects us both to each other and to ourselves.” — Arianna Huffington
Your Turn — What's an unexpected joy from 2022?
Your Turn — What's an unexpected joy from 2022?
Your Turn — What's an unexpected joy from 2022?
Happy New Year!
What was an unexpected joy from 2022? What advice do you have to help others tap into daily sources of zen, serenity, and awe?
Please respond privately or comment publicly with your response.
I’m eager to hear from you.
Three ⚡️ in 31 Seconds
⚡️ More than a book, Me Power is an attitude, a mindset, and a call to action that urges those who read it to unlock their limitless power of positive change.
⚡️ Interesting fact: Eating black-eyed peas and greens at the beginning of the year symbolizes monetary wealth, a tradition that began after the Civil War. Black-eyed peas expand in volume when cooked, another symbol for expanding good luck throughout the year. A complex carb, black-eyed peas are also delicious and full of potassium, calcium, magnesium, iron, and zinc.
⚡️”This longing to connect to something larger than ourselves is universal. It’s the fourth instinct we all share, beyond the instincts of survival, sex, and power. It’s our relentless drive for meaning, for purpose, for self-discovery, for becoming. It connects us both to each other and to ourselves.” — Arianna Huffington