Life's Boomerang – All In The Flick of the Wrist
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The's a law of the universe that says "what goes around comes around". It may take a long time, but what you put out there comes back to you several times over.
It all starts with your thoughts.
Everything around you – the people and environments you associate with – shape your thoughts and every thought you have is like a boomerang you've thrown into the universe. Throw it the wrong way, and it will smack you in the head sooner or later.
On today's call I discuss how you can tune your brain to put out the kind of positive energy that will come back to benefit you later. Things that work out well (or fall apart) didn't happen that way in that moment, but were determined by your thoughts a long time ago. Put the right thoughts out there, and the best results will follow...
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