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Comment on How I passed gym class by Mary Kieran

Mary Kieran — Wed, 18 May 2011 23:18:03 +0000

Ciao Caryn,

I just read your gym story and felt very moved by your description of a time when you felt down and were, literally, lifted into a better way of feeling. Thanks for sharing insight about our ability to attract what we need when we need it–and the possibility that WE just might be offering exactly what another person in a difficult situation might need.

Comment on My rookie Law of Attraction mistake by Simon Shaw at manifesting abundance

Simon Shaw at manifesting abundance — Mon, 13 Dec 2010 10:06:05 +0000

Hey, I totally understand how you feel! I think the main reason behind this is because most of the time we do not realize the law of attraction is always in action 24/7 of the time, just like how the law of gravity works.... thats why its easy to forget it sometimes! Love, Simon Shaw from manifesting abundance

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Pull-ups, part 2 « Caryn Reddick: Success Statement — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 17:18:06 +0000

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Comment on A year of challenging assumptions by Caryn Reddick

Caryn Reddick — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 22:03:02 +0000

Thanks, Keisha! I think it is going to be scary sharing some of this – it’s pretty personal. But writing about it and getting feedback and encouragement from folks like you makes it SO worth it!

Comment on A year of challenging assumptions by Keisha Gallegos

Keisha Gallegos — Fri, 15 Oct 2010 20:45:08 +0000

Caryn,
Congratulations to you on the awareness, and of your willingness to share your progress. You are a very good writer and I look forward to reading more about your journey!
Keisha

Comment on How I passed gym class by Caryn Reddick

Caryn Reddick — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 17:00:57 +0000

Hi Rebecca. Exactly! This post was originally supposed to be about challenging assumptions, but it took a different turn as I was writing it. Sometimes I believe it would be nice if we could press a “reset” button and eliminate all the negative self talk and assumptions from childhood. Maybe that will be part of my next post…

Comment on How I passed gym class by Rebecca MacDonald

Rebecca MacDonald — Thu, 14 Oct 2010 01:19:04 +0000

Love the picture!! My father used to send us our old class pictures at Xmas as reminders to keep us humble.

In our school it was the dreaded “rope climb”. But I do think it’s cool how so many women, including myself, who used to dread gym class as kids, found our “inner athletes” as adults. It’s incredibly empowering to find something, whether it’s yoga or hiking or whatever, that you enjoy and that makes you feel strong, and to challenge those assumptions (I’m unathletic) that you told yourself or were told as a kid. It makes you think – what other old scripts do we have that we can challenge?

Comment on How I passed gym class by Caryn Reddick

Caryn Reddick — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 23:59:27 +0000

Thanks, Marianna. Isn’t it great to look back and realize how differently you feel now? I’m so glad your daughter is having a great experience. Probably has something to do with her mother. Thanks again, and take care. – Caryn

Comment on How I passed gym class by Marianna Gragg Owens

Marianna Gragg Owens — Tue, 12 Oct 2010 22:27:17 +0000

I just read your story about PE and I am so glad you shared it. They do still have the Presidential tests, and I have one daughter that actually looks forward to it! Thankfully my children have more confidence in their pinky fingers than I ever had at their age or as a teenager. I can remember dreading all PE classes for fear that someone may see me fall or do something goofy and how on earth would I live with that?? I am glad to say that I grew out of that way of feeling and now can be found doing all kinds of goofy things quite often in front of who ever happens to be around. I am so glad the coach helped you that day, and glad also that you shared the experience. Take care, Marianna