Small answers to big questions

THE QUESTION and how to be
OF honest with
WHO YOU ARE yourself

Philosophize about who you are
with this TED-ED video

Watch this inspiring clip about
connecting to yourself

Read Anne Lammott's thoughts on
finding out who you aren't

A very powerful
book

Read The Untethered Soul
and The Lazy Man's guide to Enlightenment

Freely available online.
Not an easy read, but includes

some deep insights

Enjoy the candid Unmistakeable Creative
interviews of Wes Chapman and AJ Leon

Reflect on being the author of your own
life with Reema Zaman's wonderful
Unmistakeable Creative interview

This is perhaps the most controversial question
and not always applicable to every situation.
After all, life can take truly difficult turns that we
may never understand and other people can
sometimes carry out act actions that are
unforgiveable.

But what if, wherever possible, we were to adopt
a more graceful attitude towards whatever
happens? It is so hard to let go of wanting to
control almost everything that happens, yet
doing so can bring deep peace.

You have nothing to lose by experimenting with
this idea.

Listen to James Altucher Read this Listen to
interviewing the author article on Eli Trier's
here gratitude interview
by Joshua on the Becoming
Explore the who you are
Surrender Becker
Experiment podcast
by Michael

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What Including interesting
comments about:
if it's all -How gratitude is not
a denial of the
happening negative but an
expansion of your
for us? awareness, allowing
you to see that every
situation has both
light and dark
- The power of
deepening rather than
broadening your
gratitude practice

Enjoy Reflect on Read
Let your this article Outrageous
life speak Openness
by Parker by Kathy
Cordova by Tosha
Palmer Silver

We have this idea that changing the world always
entails some momentous transformation. Can
we aim to help thousands of people or a large part
of the planet? Of course we can. At the same time,
we can forget the power we have to influence our
lives and those of our communities through our
tiny, everyday actions.

The detailed plan to start your own business, and

the friendly conversation with your new
neighbour: it’s all valuable. If we pay more
attention to all of it, whether big or small,
perhaps the results would surprise us.

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"One isn’t born with courage.
One develops it. And you develop it
by doing small, courageous things, in the
same way that one wouldn’t set out
to pick up a 100 pound bag of rice.

If that was one’s aim,
the person would be advised to pick up
a five pound bag, and then a ten pound,
and then a 20 pound, and so forth, until

one builds up enough muscle
to actually pick up 100 pounds.
And that’s the same way with courage.

You develop courage by doing
courageous things, small things, but things

that cost you some exertion
– mental and, I suppose,
spiritual exertion."

- Maya Angelou