Unfold Your OWN Myth

Don’t be satisfied with stories, how things have gone with others. Unfold your own myth. – Rumi

We are all living a story.

A story we create with the help of others and our repeated thoughts and beliefs.

At any time you can shift your story.

Rewrite it.

Be an active and authentic author going forward.

Or you can continue to be safe and small and live out an incremental version of your current story.

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