Tell me, what is it you plan to do
with your one wild and precious life?
― Mary Oliver

 

If you asked me that at age 8, my answer was, “to be Miss America!”

What about you?  What did you used to imagine and dream of being?

Do you remember how it was when you were eight years old and you had the belief that you could be, do and have anything you wanted?

What happened … to our imagination, to our invincible, daring beliefs?

You got suckered in, that’s what happened.

Suckered in by other peoples’ beliefs, indoctrinations, manipulations, ideas and control.

Once you entered school you were bombarded with the message to go to college because that was the only way you would ever get a decent job.

And then reality hit.  It’s hitting even harder now to the younger generation.

The reality that a piece of paper that cost you thousands of dollars (which you will pay for the rest of your life) is not a guarantee that you will be paid what you are worth.

In fact, you may be a college graduate working at McDonalds because that’s the only job you can get right now.

If you are of my generation, the Baby Boomers, you may have secured that fantastic job and worked your way up for two or three decades when reality hit.  When you got the pink slip because the company was downsizing.

Sometimes, we think about what we would have done differently – if we knew then what we know now.

I’m pretty sure there are many who would have skipped the college loans.

So now what?  The elephant in the room is HUGE.  Call it the matrix, call it corporate, call it the way of the sheeple … whatever you call it, it’s enormous.

It’s so gigantic that there’s hardly any room to move.  You have to watch your back all the time because one move and you could be squashed.  To survive being in this room with the monster elephant, you have to learn to move with the crowd, follow the pattern, stay in line.

There will be times you feel like you can’t breathe. Some days, others will push you out of the way so they can get to a better spot in the room.

You’ve got two choices now. 

1.  You can stay in the room with the elephant and learn to cope with the cramped and stifling space you are in, OR

2. You can find a way out.

There is a better way to live your one wild and precious life.

It’s to live it on your own terms, by your own design, where everything that you do adds increase. Increase into your own life and also into the lives of others.

It’s becoming a network marketer, being your own boss, working online to create your freedom.

In this video, Eric Worre gives compelling reasons why Network Marketing is the better way:
 

 

I got away from the elephant two years ago.  It wasn’t because the job was an awful job or that my boss was horrendous.  It was because the call to be and do and have more was never silent.

I had a choice … survive or THRIVE.

Has it been easy?  Not at all.  There have been times I hit a wall and felt like nothing was going to work.

There have been times of extreme success and also times of falling back down.  Times of drought and times of bounty.

There have been leaders who misguided and companies who closed their doors.

Has it been worth it?

Oh, hell yes! Every single bit of it.

All the experiences were stepping stones to more.  More growth, more confidence, more lessons.

That little eight year old who wanted to be Miss America is now more alive and more fulfilled than ever before.

If there is a spark of desire in your heart to break free from that dang ol’ elephant … just do it.

What is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?

I’ll keep asking you that question … until you find your answer.

With all the opportunities available, you will find one that resonates with you. You’ll find someone to work with who shares your vision, who believes in you, who walks beside you on this powerful journey.

Maybe that will be me.  Maybe not.  Doesn’t matter who it is who helps you. All that matters is that you get started now.

Get out of that room.  Breathe in the fresh air of freedom.  Take control of your life.

I believe in you.  Others do, too.

what is it you plan to do with your one wild and precious life?

 

 

 

Trisha
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P.S.  Can’t leave without offering you the opportunity to work directly with the Naked Hippies.  That is, IF you are feeling the tug to break away and start something.

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