The Four Agreements...

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Hello Everyone,
I just finished reading "the Four Agreements" by Don Miguel Ruiz for about the third time and this time something struck a chord with me.

I realized that I had been living my life like a 'domesticated animal' only allowed to function in the world like a dog--trained to just go through the motions but not really using this faculty all of us humans have--our MINDS! My sister and I just got back form a long journey across country, and although it was an experience I will never forget, I realize that the answers are never out there--they are within. What I found out on this journey was that I have taken the 'road less traveled' and although this has made all the difference it is my desire to attract other like-minded individuals to me so we can travel this road together, exploring our strenghts and talents and living a life without limits!!!

We are NOT domesticated animals unless we stop thinking for ourselves. I no longer choose to look to others for validation about who I am and the choices I make. I know who I am because I know where I am going.

My business has assisted me tremendously with what Emerson so poetically talked about-- "SELF-RELIANCE" no one can tell me what my worth is but me! And this is truly liberating. If you are ready to break free from your limiting beliefs and to make a ton of money in the process...go to

http://www.ARealOpportunityForWealth.com

Till next time!
Cheers,
Cynthia

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