The sword in the stone was not
moved by intelligence, education,
popularity, strength, determination,
persistence, skill, political clout, or
financial resources. The sword was
moved because the person who
moved it was the right person for the
job. We all have a sword of destiny, a
work that belongs uniquely to us, a
creative space within which our
personalities are optimized to thrive.
Competition and market conditions
don’t matter in this realm. The only
force that can hold us back is our
own resistance to stepping up,
reaching out, and laying hold of what
is ours. Walk the path that wears
your name and you will see signs and
wonders. Seize your destiny and
things will move. …read more