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Achieve Profound Growth By Activating Clarity In Both Mind And Soul With Lisa Winston

Originally posted by Adam Markel

With so many things happening around us and long lists of tasks that we need to accomplish, activating clarity in our mind and soul can be challenging. We tend to fall short on our self-worth, unable to distinguish our life purpose and become weaker amid different obstacles. Aiming to eliminate the fog within ourselves and unleash our full potential with Adam Markel is Lisa Winston, International best-selling author, speaker, and co-host of The Mindset Reset Show. She shares how she achieved full clarity in life from surviving a wildfire and Lyme disease to becoming an inspiration to other people to do the same. Lisa explains the importance of reaching out to others in order to grow, gathering the courage to pursue things bigger than yourself, how to hone resiliency, and the art of forgiving according to the Ho’oponopono practice.

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