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Audiobooks Narrated by Dayla Catriche Thompson
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Everything that happens to us happens in purpose. And sometimes, one thing leads to another. Instead of locking yourself up in your cage of fears and crying over past heartaches, embarrassment and failures, treat them as your teachers and they will become your tools in both self-improvement and success.
Constructive changes to self-reliance and constructive changes rest inside of you and all it takes is you to take some time to discover your inner powers. To get started however, you may need some help guides to encourage you and to help you choose the best practices that make it possible for you to make creative changes that guide you to success. Before we get started, I feel it important to define what self-reliance and constructive changes mean. We realize that some people may struggle trying to understand the concept of this title. Self-reliance is your independent willpower to discover ways that you can make changes. This is your autonomy or self-governing will to take charge of your life. Constructive changes are possible to achieve once you take action. Using your self-ruler within you that are your inner strengths, you can change habits or behaviors to positive ones. Constructive changes mean to reform your ways to positive, helpful ways that become beneficial to all. Constructive changes as viewed: Practical changes that lead to positive results - Change negative thoughts to encourage a helpful personality or attitude - Changing unproductive ways, such as sitting on the couch for hours watching television to productive ways, such as exercising, Changing poor habits, such as lying, binge eating, smoking, cussing, etc to useful ways by developing a positive mind, start soul seeking to find your success in to self-reliance and constructive changes.
