293: 5 Questions to Help you Realize How Amazing You are

"Don't sell yourself short.  The things you have learned may seem routine now but they weren't when you started" - Thom Walters

This week I have been focusing on helping you understand how much you bring to the world.  It's not narcissistic for you to think you help the world grow with your talents and indeed simply your light.  You do.  In fact, that is how a life takes on meaning.  You come to the understanding that you have abilities and then share them for the betterment of the planet.

Today I will ask you five questions that will hopefully help you realize the value you give to those around you and yourself.

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Answer the five questions honestly with thought.

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