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This is amazing media production. Hello, most awesome one. I'm a Yanna
Angel and you are listening to theQuick Playing Small podcast your space for inspired
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thinking, encouragement and goodness. Ihope you are doing and feeling well today.
Let's get into our topic. Okay, So let's get real. Sometimes
you'll find yourself holding onto what's familiarbut no longer serving you because it's just
that it's familiar. Sound like somebodyyou know. You'll find yourself consistently staying
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in a space that you know invitesaverage into your world. What does average
feel like? Average feels like you. Not going above average feels like you
knowing that you could have done more, given more, offer more, a
thought of more, extended yourself ina bigger way, but you didn't.
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Is average working for you? Ordo you want more? You have to
know when to let go and openup yourself to the challenge. Yes,
I said, challenge of change andgreater possibilities. Now, a key indicator
that I've found is comfort. Whenyou feel too comfortable, you know that
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you have not opened yourself up tochallenge, to change, to greater possibilities.
So I question you, do youwant to do the same thing daily
because you like it or because it'scomfortable. Let's go for what you like.
Let's go for what you enjoy andmaybe even what challenges you. I
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hope this give you that extra littlepush to think about what you could be
doing, to give yourself more inyour life, to offer yourself more by
challenging yourself. It's okay to stepoutside that box, get outside of that
comfort zone, and do something thatfeels completely abnormal to you. Familiar.
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We don't like it, not inall instances. Right, it can be
good sometimes, but for these purposesof growth and change and abundance and experiences,
we need to step away from familiar. So I challenge you to step
away from the familiar and seek abundance, seek the challenges, seek the change
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that you're looking for, and seekthose greater possibilities. Thank you so much
for hanging out with me today.I hope that you have an amazing rest
of your day, rest of yourweek, rest of your life. Why
not add that in there too.I appreciate you for always showing up,
and thank you for allowing me tospend time with you. As always be
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