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Finding Money in Your Pocket

or Consistent Dedication

It's gorgeous outside, good things happened since before I was awoke at 5:30 and my family is on my mind. They are consistently dedicated to their works - and in that I don't mean "job", I mean their works as relative to what they believe in and peruse in this world. If you know me, you've heard this before, but today, I was thinking that consistent dedication - like what I see in my entire family - causes a lot of days in life where it feels lake all your doing is finding money in your pocket, being blessed or feeling accomplished.

It takes a lot to stay dedicated. Just this past week, I had to take some much needed time off. After a strong roll in which much was done, I ran out of energy. I don't mean I got tired, I could do no more for a minute. So, I didn't.  When finished resting, I fully thought there would need to be effort made to build new momentum and "get in" to the day. 'Twas not true.

Working hard, staying dedicated and a focus on true purpose in this world and for this day, means you are greeted by a path that includes encouragement, rewards and ideas that come in brilliant moments of clarity. In working to cultivate a conscious attitude towards life, dreams come with answers, ideas and as a result - internal motivation. Perhaps this is somewhat similar to where the term "Dreams come true" came from. Either way, it is a reality in my life and I see it in so many others. If you love the feeling of finding money in your pocket, winning and in other ways having moments of true joy, perhaps a consistent dedication is really all you need.

#Happy Friday
#YearoftheSnake
#StayConscious


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