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The Current Is Always New You Are New Same old same old. Get up and do it all over again. These are the expressions we use and how it can feel when the alarm clock goes off in the morning. It takes a conscious effort to approach the same daily routines with newness, yet whether we remember it or not, each day is created new for us and each day, we are able to create anew. When you sit by a river, the ocean, or other body of water, it’s calming and invigorating at once. Those two qualities together —constancy and vibrancy— are striking. The water is never entirely the same. It is always renewing itself. The same is true of your own body, with billions of cells replacing themselves every single day¹. Each morning, you need only to remember this: you are new. This alone will set you on the right track for the day. The Current Is New The current of life is constant and also always new. When you are willing to have new eyes and new ears, new possibilities appear. Consciously thinking new thoughts creates a new mind that receives new insights and reaches new conclusions. New words form new conversations. New decisions and new approaches net new results. It is within your power to see problems differently, see people differently, and see yourself differently. It doesn’t matter what you weren’t able to do yesterday. You can do it today. Do Something New Move with the current of life and do something new today. This Week’s Call To Action:
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