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  • The Power of Patience

    625shares Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Like Email The Power of Patience is a virtue which anyone can develop given the need to foster a willingness to embrace and work with the forces of life. https://www.facebook.com/tonyfahkry https://www.tonyfahkry.com/

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  • Go With the Flow

    625shares Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Like Email Go With the Flow suggest that you go with what shows up in your life rather than offer resistance to the moment. https://www.facebook.com/tonyfahkry https://www.tonyfahkry.com/

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  • Develop a Relationship With Your Body

    625shares Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Like Email Develop a relationship with your body is much like the relationship you have with others. It is built around respect, give, take and nurturing. Give vitality to your body more than you draw from it. https://www.facebook.com/tonyfahkry https://www.tonyfahkry.com/

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  • A Guide to Navigating Life

    625shares Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Like Email What does life look like when you’re in control, making conscious decisions? Are you successfully Navigating life or creating unwanted events by remaining Parked? Discover how to take control of your destiny. https://www.facebook.com/tonyfahkry https://www.tonyfahkry.com/

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  • Step Out of Your Comfort Zone

    625shares Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Like Email In order to step out of your comfort zone, it’s essential that you understand and befriend your thoughts. Your past conditioning and beliefs play a role in how you respond to the present and future. Discover how to take control of your destiny.

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  • Why You Shouldn’t Hold On To Problems

    625shares Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Flipboard Like Email “Happiness is not the absence of problems, it’s the ability to deal with them.” – Steve Maraboli A teacher began his class by holding up a small packet of flour. He held it up for all this students to see and asked them, “How much do you think …

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