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Taylor Welch
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A note on relationships and living life well: At an event a few months ago someone asked me how I make time for obligations that I don’t have time for… I asked for clarity and said like his parents, friendships and people who expect him to not be busy but he’s so busy. I asked him how old his dad was and he answered… “In 20 years you will have nothing but the pictures and memories left from when he was here. Do you have enough memories to enjoy them when you can no longer make any more?” Paradigm changed, time to go deeper. We live in a world that got out of balance. Things and bank balances became more important than moments and memories. To an extent, we are limited by time… one realm of our existence at least. But I reject the notion that we will all simply die and be forgotten. Your words and choices leave generational ripples throughout time and history that don’t go away so easily. My kids are young, 2 and 5. I worked through the first 3 years of my daughter’s life and would love to go back and remember them. But I have no moments to live again… when my son was born I decided I wasn’t going to do it wrong twice. My impact will outlive me and not just through my kids. ONE word at the right time can tilt the scales of destiny for one person at the right time. One smile that wasn’t earned but given because you know they needed it. One brave moment when you challenge someone to be bigger than they’ve allowed themselves to become. 100 years. 1000 years. The ages will remember. Do not live for just today or you will live a life of nothingness. Big fame and big money only goes so far as your capacity to pass it along… Everything is generational. Arguing with that is like arguing with math… you cannot erase or undo it or change it. Wake up tomorrow and play for the ages.
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Every ancient mystery school was taught by the first few generations taught by Adam. It will all eventually sound the same but one is clean until the end and all the rest get nasty. You cannot say "this sounds like this" because it will all track back to a similar formation.
@taylorawelch Sounds like Kabbalah & Gnosticism. Careful.
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The best medicines: - forgiveness - hearing your kids laugh - kindness from a stranger - a new text from an old friend - the right song at the right time - remembering you are allowed to rest - history and the heroes found within it - acknowledging you were wrong and willing to make it right
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@BozemanDick Carry nothing forward that you don’t want to manage or deal with for the next decade. Baggage, businesses, relationships, etc
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One word at the right time can change a person’s trajectory forever. A person is born and wishes to become great. The training for this is long and costly. To learn forgiveness we experience betrayal. To learn perseverance we become exhausted but carry on regardless of how we feel. To learn WISDOM, impossible choices are thrust upon us and we make the wrong ones. To learn timing, we watch great seasons end and hard seasons carry on for too long. And right before this person chooses to quit, your paths cross. Maybe only for a moment… You walk by them at a store or see them waiting at the airport. And if you cannot slow down you will miss the moment. A smile at the right time or a compliment when they didn’t know they needed it can become life or death for their destiny. We are all born for this. Don’t let your problem become an obstacle to someone else’s promotion or you will never experience your own 🚀 It’s time to laugh, a lot. And smile at yourself because you made it this far. Nothing “out there” is capable of stopping you…
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The revolutionary idea that defines the boundary between modern times and the past is the mastery of risk: the notion that the future is more than a whim of the gods and that men and women are not passive before nature. By showing the world how to understand risk, measure it, and weigh its consequences, they converted risk-taking into one of the prime catalysts that drives modern Western society. Like Prometheus, they defied the gods and probed the darkness in search of the light that converted the future from an enemy into an opportunity.
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