Stephen J. Kosmyna

We're moving through a little book by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer titled, 10 Secrets for Success and Inner Peace. In this episode we take a look at number five which is about being a victim of your personal history. This can be a real wake up call for many of us once we realize we often wear our history like a garment allowing the past to define who we are. Wayne Dyer says: "It's my experience that most people live their life by hanging on to personal histories to justify their self-defeating behaviors, and the scarcity in their lives. They hang on to the past pains, abuses and shortcomings as calling cards to announce a 'poor me' status to everyone they meet, within minutes of their introduction. 'I was abandoned as a child,' 'I'm an alcoholic,' 'I'm an incest survivor,' 'My parents were divorced and I've never gotten over it.' The list could go on for hundreds of pages." By anchoring into your past you prevent yourself from moving forward into all you wish to be, do and have in your life. Listen in to today's episode