- Fri Jun 15, 2012 4:26 pm
#372
Rubber bands
My experience taking WorldLegacy Workshops in Morrisville, NC.
I have created a tremendous difference in my workplace, in my home,
and with my family and friends. Reflecting on the last 5 months, I
can honestly say they were some of the most trying times of my life,
but definitely the most impactful. I risked every single day, and put
myself out there in all areas of my life no matter if I fell on my
face. It didn’t always look pretty, but I went to bed at night
knowing that I made a difference. During leadership, I lived as if
each day was my last and that the 3 months were to be it for me; as
if I was a ticking time bomb and I wanted to have zero regrets day 1
post-LP. This caused me to take risks in areas that I never really
had – over the course of leaderships I lived in four different
states from Rhode Island to North Carolina, started a new business,
and made a tremendous difference at work. But, what I realized is
that what matters most to me isn’t the things that look pretty on
paper, the things that make me the most money, or what “looks
good.’ What matters most is the relationships I have and the
people’s lives I touch. During leadership, I made a tremendous
difference for countless friends, family members, and strangers. But
more importantly, I learned to truly, deeply love. The kind of love
that has you do crazy things and go places you never thought were
possible. That is the kind of love I created. I risked and I
stood…and I stood…and I stood – for myself and for others; and
in doing so created magic within myself and within others. The rubber
band of my soul and the souls of all that I have touched has been
stretched and will go back to where it was before.
Liz Anderson, Entrepeneur
http://www.worldlegacy.com
http://www.worldlegacyextremegivers.com
My experience taking WorldLegacy Workshops in Morrisville, NC.
I have created a tremendous difference in my workplace, in my home,
and with my family and friends. Reflecting on the last 5 months, I
can honestly say they were some of the most trying times of my life,
but definitely the most impactful. I risked every single day, and put
myself out there in all areas of my life no matter if I fell on my
face. It didn’t always look pretty, but I went to bed at night
knowing that I made a difference. During leadership, I lived as if
each day was my last and that the 3 months were to be it for me; as
if I was a ticking time bomb and I wanted to have zero regrets day 1
post-LP. This caused me to take risks in areas that I never really
had – over the course of leaderships I lived in four different
states from Rhode Island to North Carolina, started a new business,
and made a tremendous difference at work. But, what I realized is
that what matters most to me isn’t the things that look pretty on
paper, the things that make me the most money, or what “looks
good.’ What matters most is the relationships I have and the
people’s lives I touch. During leadership, I made a tremendous
difference for countless friends, family members, and strangers. But
more importantly, I learned to truly, deeply love. The kind of love
that has you do crazy things and go places you never thought were
possible. That is the kind of love I created. I risked and I
stood…and I stood…and I stood – for myself and for others; and
in doing so created magic within myself and within others. The rubber
band of my soul and the souls of all that I have touched has been
stretched and will go back to where it was before.
Liz Anderson, Entrepeneur
http://www.worldlegacy.com
http://www.worldlegacyextremegivers.com