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Vickie Milazzo’s Favorite Quotes

Vickie’s Favorite Quotes: A Course in Miracles

This quote from A Course in Miracles is why I have a 4:00am tea time – a tradition I picked up trekking in the Himalayas. Balance and perspective are always my first call of the day.

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Banish fear and you will endow the world with attributes of love, peace and abundance.

I’m Just Sayin’

P.S. Comment and share how you will banish your fears.

3 thoughts on “Vickie’s Favorite Quotes: A Course in Miracles

  1. Vickie: My greatest fear in this business is not the NOs, but the other responses as to why an attorney “does not need my services now i.e., I have already filed the case, etc. “I realized this was a problem and sought mentoring in how to respond in order to get them interested in using my services. My mentor brought things to light. I become tongue tied and come up with vague responses. She also told me that maybe the moment of my call catches the attorney off guard too or other reasons.

    My upbringing seems to come out from a lot of verbal abuse. I have overcome the abuse and no longer live in the past. I have learned to stand my ground.

    One thing about this business is finding things out about myself that I never realized before. So now, I am going to the list of 33 services for better responses.
    I keep one thing in mind, if Vickie did it, so can I. You built this business from the ground up and have been there and done that.

    I cannot thank you enough Vickie for providing us with the CLNC® Mentors.

  2. I am newly afraid of the new process for this new field I have chosen; however, I shall not let this stop me. This is how I will plow through this fear:
    – admit it (expose it to reduce the power it tends to have in the silence),
    – I will not look at ALL that needs to be done to start my new business and
    to prepare for this exhibit in May only at this specific time,
    – I will only work on no more than what I need to accomplish today to prepare,
    – write down all my questions and use the CLNC® mentors available to me,
    – when I am stuck with a letter or resume, I will ask for guidance from
    my CLNC® mentors,
    – pray, plead and beg for help to complete all my set goals for today
    because it has to absolutely be finished this afternoon before I can
    move on,
    – put music on that pulls creativity from within and causes me to
    relax,
    – and finally, suck it up, chin high, shoulders back and run towards my
    goals. I will place one foot in front of the other and not let fear win.
    This is how I will banish my fears today. Two days ago I climbed up a pole (still recovering from foot surgery) and climbed up onto what looked like a straightened DNA ladder. From there I had to balance myself while making my way to the top…..and I did it. Then I chose 5 challenging ( it was all challenging) rope courses to complete, but the challenge was in working through it without holding onto the rope that I was attached to. For the most part I was able to do most of it without gripping onto my new security blanket, the rope. I climbed through tires, walked across a log, and walked through a few moving ropes to the end of my allotted time. I was a little afraid but not nearly enough to think much about it. My most challenging moment and where fear gripped me was at the very end when I had to just step off the ledge, at the height of 2 two-story houses, and allow the safety rope to lower me to the ground. This is exactly how I felt when I made the decision to pay the highest price for this course. Although I was afraid and excited, I stepped up to the new challenge but the excitement helped me through. When I signed for the loan and sent the money on I immediately felt like I lept off a building and during the entire 9 days I was hoping that I would land on solid ground and not fall and completely be finished financially. As I sucked in the fear on that ledge and stepped off I realized the rope caught me as I was swinging slowing to the ground. At that moment I felt free as I placed my trust on that safety rope; however, I did not just hang on with both hands as I first did, but when I felt safe I took my hands off the rope and began performing ballet moves with all 4 limbs with a smile. Someone snapped a picture of me and I will use it to remember. When I finally placed both feet on the ground I realized the safety rope is a picture of all the advice and training plus the mentors I have available to me from this absolute gold standard course. I now believe I will make it in this new profession. Am I still afraid? Yes…….but I will use all those things I listed above, the experience on the high ropes course ( I was with a youth group and was the oldest leader who climbed the course), and trust in the process laid out for me the same way I did for that safety rope……….and I will land. There is no way I can fail!!

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