Surprising how just being open to opportunity, open to discussion can suddenly change your mindset, your situation, your outlook on your own life and others. Being open. Now it comes at a cost, being open can be embarrassing, can be distracting at times and can lead down worthless pursuits. However, it is definitely a worthwhile consideration of how you can be more open to opportunities around us. Many of us will send silent prayers to heaven for, ‘help’ but will ignore all the assistance coming at us from many angles. I had an experience recently where someone who was really open minded learned of an opportunity from me and it greatly benefitted them. Took me a moment to reflect on my own openness or lack thereof.

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