167: Change your world

How do you see the world? And does it empower you to live the life you want to have? On today’s show, we discuss it. Transcript: You’re listening to Episode 167 of The Art of Living big. Hey everybody, on today’s show, we are going to talk a little bit about reframing and how to see your world in your experience in a totally different way. I have experienced some things myself in the past few days, that made me realize how much control we actually have, over how we view the world. And when we can take control, everything can shift because, quote, we see the world not as it is, but as we are. And so if we can shift who we are, we can shift how we see things and actually how we experience our reality. And I’m going to prove it to you in today’s show. But before we go to the show, I just want to ask you, if you have been struggling with something, if you have been struggling, and you don’t feel clear, and you feel stuck, and you starting to wonder how you ever get out of this pattern, today’s show is going to really help you. And it’s going to help to kind of shift how you’re seeing things. But if you are ready to see things in a different way and to see your situation in a new way, I want to just invite you to watch a training that I have, that describes the five shifts that I use to help shift my clients from one of struggling and feeling stuck and sick of it to moving into a space where they feel expanded and organized and in control and self confident. So if you want to see that, you can just go to my website. Just go to Betsy Pake calm and you’ll see it right there on the front page. It’ll say take my training. So jump in there if you want to watch that. And now let’s go to the show. Welcome to the art of living big. I’m your host, Betsy Pake. I’m an international expert in manifesting from your subconscious. And this podcast is designed to help you think differently about what could be possible for your life. Now, let’s go live big. Hey, hello, everybody. Welcome fellow adventurers to today’s show. I am just on the heels of coming back from a trip to Maine. I went this weekend. And if you follow me on social media, you saw some that I basically ate my body weight and lobster rolls. I had such a good time and I saw my family I went to my cousin’s wedding, and just reconnected with people. I saw one of my bestest friends since kindergarten. So you know, 44 years of being really good friends. And in fact, our moms were our best. Well, we’re best friends, her mom is still alive, but they were best friends. And so it just it felt like home. You know, there are times where I think I really want to go home, like, you know, you have that feeling like I want to go home. But I realize that the thing that I’m longing for actually doesn’t exist anymore. But being there and there was one point when I was at the wedding where I was like, Oh, this is what it’s like to have a family around all the time, you know, like to really belong somewhere. So it was just really good for me and, like super therapeutic. And now I’m back. And I realized that I really loved my life too. So even though I’m not by the ocean in Maine, I guess the oceans colder in Maine than I would want but just to be able to be there and to have a life where I could go and then I could come back and I wasn’t dreading my life. Right. I was like this is really good. And so I came back on Monday.