What was the last major transformation you went through?
Posted on Jun 23rd, 2008
by 
Angel
Angel
This is in Response to the Questions and Reflections for June 23, 2008:
The last major transformation I went through was in 2000. By transformation, I mean being physically, mentally, spiritually and emotionally balancedl Transformation to me means being in command of my life and being confident that I can handle life's challenges with the best I have to offer.
In 2000, I completed the 12-week Body for Life Challenge and felt fantastic. Physically, I was in better shape than at any time in my life. I was praying and meditating daily. I was giving to others of the best I had to give. My "house" was in order and that is a very good place to be.
Today, I have begun, once-again, a transformation challenge to be the best I can be - physically fit, committed to positive change, finding the strength within to make committments and keep them - starting with myself! Being the change and part of the solution to life's challenges feels good. I've been there. I know. I'm ready to be there again.
I got lazy. I got depressed. I let it all go in a major case of self-sabotage. Transformation is taking back command of ME - not life, that's beyond my control. It's being in command of ME. That is the true challenge and winning that challenge is a true transformation.
If anyone else is interested, check out The Transformation and take command of your life.
In 2000, I completed the 12-week Body for Life Challenge and felt fantastic. Physically, I was in better shape than at any time in my life. I was praying and meditating daily. I was giving to others of the best I had to give. My "house" was in order and that is a very good place to be.
Today, I have begun, once-again, a transformation challenge to be the best I can be - physically fit, committed to positive change, finding the strength within to make committments and keep them - starting with myself! Being the change and part of the solution to life's challenges feels good. I've been there. I know. I'm ready to be there again.
I got lazy. I got depressed. I let it all go in a major case of self-sabotage. Transformation is taking back command of ME - not life, that's beyond my control. It's being in command of ME. That is the true challenge and winning that challenge is a true transformation.
If anyone else is interested, check out The Transformation and take command of your life.
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