Rise up and walk into your purpose in 2016

Can you believe this is the last day of January for the first month of 2016? I want to encourage you to go into February with a determined mindset to make 2016 better than 2015.  Don't just have goals, resolutions, and a vision board done.  You need to have a plan of action to implement these goals  and bring your dreams to life.  Let's rise up with action that will help us to complete our goals and reach our dreams.  Do you need a little inspiration?  Listen to Andra Day beautiful song Rise Up. 


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Find your theme for this year and play it as a reminder to Rise up and walk into your purpose in 2016.  It's time for you to rise up, stand up, and have a positive impact on someones life.  You were born with a special gift inside of you waiting to be birthed.  I encourage you to tap into that gift and talent in 2016 to let your light shine.  This is your year to walk into your purpose and destiny.  Don't give up, Rise up like Andra Day sings.  Let the words touch your spirit and get your mindset ready for an amazing and blessed year.  You can do it. 


Ask yourself, what is stopping you?  You must believe in your dreams and yourself before anyone else will believe in you.   This is a year of action for you to implement your dream career,launch your own business, or write and publish that amazing novel. You can do it! Your footsteps are ordered by God. You were born to be great.


Are you ready to Rise Up? 

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