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Home » Gratitude, In the Moment, Inspiration, Living Life to the Fullest

Another Post About Inspiration

17 October 2012 7 Comments
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Create the life you want, NOW.

I get so many emails from people who feel stuck in their lives asking for advice on how to create a life like ours. Never in a million years did I think I’d be inspiring someone else. But I’m so honored and however I can help, it’s my pleasure. So I keep writing these tidbits of wisdom, and hoping they become words of inspiration to create the life you want, NOW.

What is holding you back?

But the biggest challenge is the belief  YOU cannot do it. These self-sabotaging thoughts are based in fear. Once you move beyond the fear, you can do anything you are inspired to do!

I’m not going to lie to you, it takes some planning, it takes some preparation and it takes some finances. But once you move through the practical side of planning, your greatest obstacle (as in life) will always be your thoughts. Choose your thoughts carefully and once you’ve learned to align the thoughts with your passion, inspiration and desires, you can take on a lifestyle of this sort.

There are numerous web sites, books, and seminars about living a location independent life, working remotely and freelancing for a living. I do not focus on those specifically on my own web site, but I can recommend anyone considering this kind of lifestyle, read the books The Four Hour Work Week and Vagabonding.

The rest will fall in place. I assure you.

I believe our experience of the outer world is a reflection of what’s going on in our own inner worlds. If you travel with fear, you attract situations that warrant fear. We feel safe in the world, therefore the world is a safe place for us. We are filled with love and compassion, therefore our experiences are filled with love and compassion. It’s an awesome lesson and one we probably couldn’t have had being somewhat entranced in a conventional lifestyle.

 

*Photo courtesy of AlicePopkorn based on a CC license.

About the Author:

Lainie and her son Miro are living a location independent lifestyle, slow traveling around the globe and living in the present moment. Lainie writes about staying inspired, participating as a global citizen, volunteering, unschooling and natural learning. Guiding their experiences is the empowered choice to experience in the world without fear.

Lainie Liberti – who has written 394 posts on Raising Miro on the Road of Life - Travel Podcast.


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7 Comments »

  • Agness (@Agnesstramp) said:

    I strongly agree. Many people believe they can’t do something and if they don’t try, they’ll never find out. Inspiring writing Lainie, than you for sharing.

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    Lainie Liberti Reply:
    October 17th, 2012 at 10:42 am

    Thanks Agness for the comment. Sometimes it’s easier to know those things then to act upon them. I love to write about this because it’s a reminder to myself as we are all a work in progress. ;)

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    # 17 October 2012 at 4:55 am
  • Tracey said:

    It is so true Lainie. Belief is part of it and so is acting on that belief to keep it alive. Thanks for the inspiration.

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    Lainie Liberti Reply:
    October 17th, 2012 at 10:20 am

    You are so very welcome Tracey! Stay inspired!!

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    # 17 October 2012 at 8:58 am
  • Maggie Natasha Johnson said:

    Hooray Lainie! I am on the high dive…only picturing the leap going UP!!!!…..shaking a bit….thanks for these pointers…I love the library…I researched a bit of both of these lovelies and now both books on hold just waiting for me to pick up! Beautiful. The dream I am dreaming may not be the most travel focused but think these two will be, like you and Miro……extremely INSPIRATIONAL!!! Thank you!
    so much love, Maggie

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    Lainie Liberti Reply:
    October 17th, 2012 at 10:21 am

    Thank you Maggie! I hope inspiration remains a part of your life. So much love your way.

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    # 17 October 2012 at 9:32 am
  • Christian said:

    I think it starts when we are kids and have big draems. We have then and yet we are not given the time to pursue them, to spend hours and hours pursuing them. Everyone else has an agenda for us, from teachers to parents. Some people push those draems down so far they never come back. They fall into the trap that media and big corporations want them to fall into- thinking consumerism IS the dream. My number one goal as a parent is to give my children the time to dream and to pursue dreams. We’re taught from childhood that our draems should be the big house in the suburbs and a white picket fence. If we want something else, it’s beaten out of us at an early age.

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