Three steps to transform your life for good

Randall Libero was one of the media experts invited to speak at Awakened Women Convergence 2017 in Scottsdale, Arizona, from which we broadcast live. Producer of successful radio shows at Voice America, Randall Libero is one of those journalists who transform this profession in a way to unite people, inspire and motivate them to evolve from a spiritual point of view. Randall thinks that each of us counts and, above all, has the power to transform his or her own life but also the others into good. Here's how. indoor photo and home page: DarkBird Shutterstock 1. Close your phone.

Take this gesture from time to time, go outside, uncover, walk through the grass, look at the sky and connect with the present moment with you. This is what all the great spiritual masters recommend: to connect with ourselves, with our breath, with our heart, and so we will find out the answer to all our questions. The longer you spend silent time and you disconnect from the distractions and the noise of the outside world, the more you become aware of your own thoughts. Over time, you will be able to distinguish yours from others. They are vibrational beings who, if we are not careful, take the energy of others.

We are more empathic than we think. 2. She travels often. It does not just go to tourist places, go to places filled with history to understand the way people lived thousands of years ago and how we got to the living we have today. Understand how our ancestors cared for nature, as opposed to us and how we destroy the environment.

Modern civilization is not sustainable and will collapse. But even you can help prevent this from happening by choosing to change here and now. It's all about wondering how you can contribute. You can do it in various ways, including helping people around you have a different perspective on things. 3.

Remember that you are the maker of your own life. Your beliefs and thoughts squeeze your reality, as is the story you tell yourself every day about you. My life changed when the well-known author and motivational speaker John Demartini told me to use the following mantra: I am a genius and I use my wisdom every day. That was the moment when I recognized my creativity and talent. .