660 I Attract What I Want Easily REPLAY- June 2020 Week 4

Why is achieving our goals so hard? Why are the obstacles in front of us easier to succumb to instead of easier to go through?

I have come to know it's by where we focus our eyes and our minds.

The wall that is in front of you may not have been constructed by anyone or anything else. That wall most likely has been built by you.

We take back ownership of our lives when we let go of the excuses of why we can't, or how the world seems to make our lives harder, and we see that a higher calling will come with more struggles.

Not because you are cursed, but because you are blessed in being able to handle them.

Think about a doctor, a dentist, or someone who is going to do some very specific work on you. Do you want someone who never was tested, or do you want someone who had to be challenged to become the best version of themselves?

When you change how you work on problems, it's not that the problem gets easier...you GET BETTER. And when you get better, you will find you attract what you want more easily to you as well.

It's not that the work changes, it's that you get more efficient, and in fact...you love to be challenged. You are EXCITED to be challenged.

So let me show you how to get over that wall, by understanding that maybe it never was really even there.

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Holistic Performance and Personal Development Coach-
Chris O'Hearn

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