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How to Stop Making Excuses about Your Ability to Change and Manifest

September 5, 2022 / By Nina Amir / Leave a Comment

Let’s be honest, shall we? The reasons why you claim you can’t change or create what you want are excuses. Plain and simple. And everything you desire—including transformation and manifestation—can be yours if you take responsibility for yourself and commit to self-mastery. Self-mastery is the same as self-growth or personal development. And self-mastery is the […]

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5 Ways to Stop Fighting for Your Limitations

August 29, 2022 / By Nina Amir / 2 Comments

You want to change, yet you continue to point out all the reasons why you can’t. You may already realize this, but fighting for your limitations is a broken strategy—if you want transformation. Every time you say, “I really want to____ (fill in the blank with your desired change, like stop smoking, “begin meditating,” “stop

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Four Ways to Become Unreasonable

May 21, 2018 / By Nina Amir / Leave a Comment

Most of us have way too many reasons. And they all revolve around why we can’t or don’t think we can do the things we say we want to do. You know what I mean. Your reasons might sound like this: I don’t have time right now. I don’t have the money. I’m too busy.

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Monday Inspiration: Reasons or Results?

July 3, 2017 / By Nina Amir / Leave a Comment

There are two types of people: those who have reasons and those who get results. Which kind are you? Do you have a lot of reasons why you can’t do the things you say you want to do? Or do you focus on finding ways to move forward—no matter what—and, therefore, you get results? So,

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Move from Denial to Transformation

November 21, 2014 / By Nina Amir / 2 Comments

Denial—a mental place many of us spend time. Yet, doing so doesn’t serve us. It just perpetuates the story we tell to protect ourselves from the truth. The other day a lady pulled into the parking lot and hit my car. I was sitting in my parked car. She damaged my bumper. She claimed the

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