Can You Really Have It All?

Finding True Fulfillment

It’s an age-old question. Can anyone really have it all? But contrary to popular belief (or should I say popular doubt), the answer is simple—and resounding. Yes, you can have it all. Whether it’s work and a family, love and success, your passion and a practical living, fulfilling your dreams is a real, tangible possibility. And it’s the key to deep, lasting happiness.

So what’s stopping you from doing it?

Knowing You Deserve It

Even those of us with solid self-esteem sometimes doubt whether or not we’re worthy. After all, nobody’s perfect, so why would we inherently deserve to be happy? Who gets to do everything they want?

You do, that’s who. Each of us is given only one life—or at least one time around on this plane. It’s our duty to seize that life and make the most of it. There’s nothing more you need to do in order to be deserving of happiness. It’s everyone’s God-given right, should they choose it.

Knowing You Can Do It

You don’t have to be the smartest, best-looking or most-talented person on earth (or in the room for that matter) to live an authentic life. Should you give up everything and pursue a career in the movies? Maybe not. But there’s nothing saying you shouldn’t join your local theater troupe, or sing karaoke on Saturday nights downtown.

Likewise, if a healthy, loving relationship or a balanced career and social life are your dreams, you can’t settle for anything less just because it feels unattainable. You have control of your destiny. Sitting around longing doesn’t get you there. Those who chase their dreams make them realities.

“Call one of us when you have a major decision that has you stuck. Which job? Which house? What’s the most powerful first step to strengthen finances? Go back to school? Move?” – Maryanne ext. 9146

Knowing No One Else Can Do It for You

One of the biggest obstacles to having it all (that few of us admit to) is an expectation that someone else will come and save the day. You’ll be discovered. Your boss will acknowledge you. A handsome prince will rescue you. A damsel in distress will need you to rescue her. The bottom line is that nobody can do anything for you. Inevitably, we have to take responsibility for our own happiness. Sometimes, you have to rescue yourself.

“I think a great time to call a psychic is when you are going through a transition. It could occur in work, a relationship, moving, or anything that causes a major shift in your life.” – Cameron ext. 5412

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