When your direction becomes clear, doors begin to open and ideas come rushing in sometimes faster than we can handle! Dull moments are rare. A new project begins, which introduces you to new people, who teach you about other resources and collaborate with you. The helping hands create an environment of growth and development. They nurture your dreams, and help you believe that more is achievable. This support is invaluable!
So talk about your dreams often and with passion. You never know who might be interested in being a facilitator for you or even becoming involved in your project. Just believe in yourself, and others will too.
It's all part of the process. Being on The Path is thrilling!
Wishing you Ongoing Opportunities,
+Erika
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Erika Matos is a transformational agent, a certified health and nutrition educator, intuitive healer, and life coach helping people shift in the right direction by critically rethinking everything assumed to be true about what it means to be a happy, healthy, prosperous being. To learn more about her work visit http://www.realitymanifest.com/
This is so true about 'Helping Hands.' You sometimes never know how much a person really needed you when you use your hands to help others. The other point that you made in "being a facilitator" it is very true. Several years ago I asked for someone to help with a project and the word just spread where I had many hands help me and my husband. We all blessed each other in the process.
ReplyDelete"I am not able to bear all this people alone, because it is too heavy for me." Numbers 11:14. There comes a time in all of our lives and ventures that we need the help of others in order to progress or move forward on a project or even to overcome a situation. Having a heart of compassion is what allows us to respond and lend a "helping hand" when called on by others. Thanks for sharing this post. It's a great reminder to us to always be mindful of the needs of others.
ReplyDeleteIn college, a known but “unfamiliar” person in an elevator handed me a basket. He said "you have to open your hands to give and receive...and the two usually happen simultaneously.”
ReplyDeleteLife went on…but the moment (and the lesson) stuck with me. Thanks for bringing this truth back into light.