Good Riddance! So glad you’re gone!
I have a provocative thought for you—sometimes what you let go of is as powerful as what you go after. So what used to be in your life that is no longer there that actually fills you with gratitude? What are you thankful for getting rid of? What did you learn from letting go?
Please share your thoughts and let’s move on together…and Happy Holidays to you and yours…Marcia
As CEO of Dream University, Marcia Wieder has spent over 30 years leading a Dream Movement. She also created and leads a modern day “mystery school”, The Meaning Institute, to help people live more meaningful lives. ● Marcia’s collaborated with 3 U.S. presidents, was a repeat guest on Oprah, had her own PBS television special and taught at Stanford’s Business School. She is a member of the Transformational Leadership Council and an advisory board member for the Make-A-Wish Foundation and Unstoppable Foundation where she financed and helped build 15 schools in Kenya.
She is the renowned author of 15 books including; Dream: Clarify & Create What You Want, Making Your Dreams Come True, Life is But a Dream, Dreams are Whispers From the Soul and Doing Less & Having More. She writes for Huffington Post and was a syndicated columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle. ● Marcia now resides in Rome living her own dream and enjoying life. She works with individuals and companies to create a new vision for themselves and the world. To reach her for a speaking engagement, private strategy day or a dream trip, visit MarciaWieder.com.
This may sound petty, though I am happy to have let go of my attachment to long hair…don’t know why it took so long. Short hair is freeing and liberating and a heckuva lot easier to take care of…
Thanks SO MUCH for sharing this, Marcia! Your video is really helping me to realize that I’m moving in the right direction. I’m proud to say that I’ve given up my reluctance to ask people for help in growing my business. While still a bit discomforting, I’m able now to ask my network of friends, colleagues and clients for testimonials and referrals. By giving up my fear about it, I’m setting myself (and my business) up to have a rocking 2014.
You are so awesome! I don’t believe I’ve read through anything like this before.
So good to discover another person with genuine thoughts
on this issue. Seriously.. many thanks for starting this up.
This web site is something that is needed on the internet, someone with a little originality!
Marcia,
I am just getting acquainted with your work, over two years after this video post, but I want to say thank you for your transparency and candor. I myself have been trying to figure out the same balance you spoke of, as I am notorious for locking my will on something to get it done, sometimes to the detriment of the creativity that might be necessary for its completion. Thank you so much for sharing!
Hello,I wanted to let you all know how much this has hleped me.I am 24 and I was in a very bad car accedent. Among other bones broken my right ankle was the worst. It was a compound fracture and I am very lucky the Dr. on call was the best in the area. He was able to put my ankle back together. Once I was able to walk on it it was very painful and didn’t move much. He figured that fusion was going to be the best option. I got my ankle fused July 28 and with the operation he found that all my cartilage was gone so the fusion was really the only option. I will be able to walk on it in 2 weeks.I have a few questions.My question is how is driving after the surgery?Does anyone know how hard it is to bowl with a fused ankle?
You’ve impressed us all with that posting!
You’ve managed a first class post