Emily Schlimm

Self-Healer | Curious Questioner | Deep Thinker | Writing About The Healing Journey, The Power Of The Subconscious Mind, & Becoming The Person I Respect

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@Peterso97315475 Love this - for so much of my life, I didn't make any progress because I theorized everything without testing it.

However, I'd love to ask you - do you think it is more valuable to study our successes or failures?

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@MaxAmorOfficial It's the energy that we give off that either attracts or detracts people to us.

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@XtopherPeterM It's such a common saying that I hear all the time - but just now as I was reading it - I realized I always brushed it away.

Yet - it's a powerful statement to remind ourselves that too - most people don't see us like we do.

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What Do You Want to Be Known For? How to Write Your Reality into Existence.

What Do You Want to Be Known For?

Who do you want to be known as?

You get to choose.

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As you leave this ship, ask yourself, “Am I on the right ship? And am I steering it in the right direction?

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I Just Completed Ship30for30 and On Day 30 I Discovered Why Most Course Fail – And It’s Not What You Think.

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So, what’s next for me?

To stop. To pause. To take the time to decide which ship I’m boarding next—and where I’m steering it.

Will you see a post from me tomorrow?

No.

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The question to ask ourselves is:

Do I want to be around myself?

What am I willing to change to be the person I want to be around?

. . . what am I not willing to change?

And Is that person worth changing for?

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Would You Choose to Be Around You? 4 Steps to Becoming the Person You Respect.

The most valuable question we can ask ourselves is:

Do I want to be around this person?

Now take that question and apply it to yourself.

Do I want to be around me?

[Emily Schlimm @e_schlimm]

4 Change Your Inputs

Pick one input at a time to change.
Master it.
Then move on to the next change.