Promises kept
I was cleaning my home office this morning and came across my notebook I kept during my visit to the EAS Energy Camp for women in October of 2003. I can't tell you how frightened and excited I was as I made my way to that three day camp.
Frightened because I was embarking on a new adventure, Excited because I was embarking on a new adventure!
One of my notes involved a talk given by Shane Thomas from EAS.
Shane was the angel who called to tell me that I was accepted to attend the camp and as a result...was instrumental in my successful transformation.
During his talk, he challenged us to reach higher than we have ever reached before. He promised that EAS and its team would be there for us every step of the way if we accepted their challenge to be the best we could be.
Now nearly two years later that promise is still good as gold! The team at EAS continues to be there for me, and my sister campers. If we have a question about nutrition, exercise, supplementation...they are just a phone call away. They have helped to empower me in ways I never thought possible. I am so grateful to my friends in Golden, Colorado and know that when I hit a speed bump they are there for me. They have the roadmap to success and are willing to share it with anyone who accepts the challenge.
Another valuable lesson I took away from camp was to develop a "mission statement" for myself.
Here is what I wrote:
"My mission is to realize the best I can be. To work this simple program and succeed. I will become a powerful and strong person and once I master the skills needed to accomplish my goals I will share my knowledge with anyone who is ready to realize a Body for Life. My mission is and will continue to be to develop strength so that I can handle everything life hands me."
Today I encourage you to reach higher than you have ever reached before.
My question for you?
Do you have a mission statement? Please share it with me.
Have a great BFL Day!
Your buddy,
Michelle
Frightened because I was embarking on a new adventure, Excited because I was embarking on a new adventure!
One of my notes involved a talk given by Shane Thomas from EAS.
Shane was the angel who called to tell me that I was accepted to attend the camp and as a result...was instrumental in my successful transformation.
During his talk, he challenged us to reach higher than we have ever reached before. He promised that EAS and its team would be there for us every step of the way if we accepted their challenge to be the best we could be.
Now nearly two years later that promise is still good as gold! The team at EAS continues to be there for me, and my sister campers. If we have a question about nutrition, exercise, supplementation...they are just a phone call away. They have helped to empower me in ways I never thought possible. I am so grateful to my friends in Golden, Colorado and know that when I hit a speed bump they are there for me. They have the roadmap to success and are willing to share it with anyone who accepts the challenge.
Another valuable lesson I took away from camp was to develop a "mission statement" for myself.
Here is what I wrote:
"My mission is to realize the best I can be. To work this simple program and succeed. I will become a powerful and strong person and once I master the skills needed to accomplish my goals I will share my knowledge with anyone who is ready to realize a Body for Life. My mission is and will continue to be to develop strength so that I can handle everything life hands me."
Today I encourage you to reach higher than you have ever reached before.
My question for you?
Do you have a mission statement? Please share it with me.
Have a great BFL Day!
Your buddy,
Michelle
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