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A Note from Illiki,
Publisher...
The right moment ...
Welcome 2012! And I’m dying to put this in print: I have never been so
relieved to end a year like I have 2011!
I have listened to every story in the book, including my own, on how
challenging this past year was. From health issues to relationship setbacks,
and on to financial mayhem, I am sure many of us agree that 2011 was filled
with its fair share of “one thing after another.”
Thank heavens it’s 2012, along with all its undeniable representation of the
need for drastic change. Jonathan Cainer, renowned Astrologer, nailed it
when he stated, “The right moment for the right thing is here. The right
moment to make a choice that is long overdue. The right moment to act with
integrity and honesty. The right moment to go beyond both pride and
prejudice and to be motivated by faith and generosity, not fear or
resentment. The right moment to make one of the biggest and bravest moves in
your life and to set in motion a process that may prove tricky, but can only
have the right result. Trust what you know to be right.”
This statement holds a powerful message to all of us pursuing to pick
ourselves up, shake off the shrapnel and start rebuilding. We seriously have
to stop looking at what happened in the past -- and I am not only talking
about 2011. There really is no point in trying to satisfy yesterday’s needs.
The beginning of 2012, and beyond, is our opportunity to honour each moment
in our immediate “now”, as well as anticipate and anchor all that we require
for tomorrow. Relying on “things to get better”, without independently
taking motivated and educated action, is simply not going to cut it anymore.
The only person who can change your horizon is you.
If your business is suffering, stop sitting in front of the computer hoping
someone will see you on FaceBook. Go back to the roots of the “tried, tested
and true” marketing methods and Guerrilla Market like never before! If your
health is suffering, open your eyes to what is really available within this
new era of health care and get assistance that can give you permanent
recovery. If your relationship(s) are suffering, dig deep within yourself
and start listening. We all have a breaking point which is usually pushed to
the limits out of fear of the unknown. Draw the line, face that fear and
move on. If your finances are suffering, take control by exploring every
option available (and there are plenty) to get handle on things. Recognize
that nothing can magically change instantly, but it can change.
Believe In Your Dreams...
Illiki Rai
Publisher/Owner
Rising Women Magazine
media@risingwomen.com
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