Sentences with phrase «fulfilled life in the past»

Were you unable to live a fulfilled life in the past?

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Active as a certified facilitator in personal growth work the past eighteen years, SLM has coached many men and groups, integrating personal healing and leadership, and continues to actively facilitate people in their quest for a joyful and fulfilling life.

God himself came in Jesus Christ as holy universal Love to fulfill the life of past human history in the life of one historical person; his coming paved the way for the fulfillment of the life of every man.

I believe Wenger is living in the past and is ruining Arsenal in his vain hope of fulfilling his dream of getting Arsenal to play like long ago Barcelona.

Instead of the government's welfare reforms enabling them to have a decent standard of living and empowering them to lead fulfilling independent lives, what we have seen in the past few years has been the continual erosion of support for disabled people, who are already disproportionately likely to live in poverty.

The ability to sort memories by mood, for example, could help us analyse past experiences in order to lead more fulfilled lives.

This past year has been truly incredible — from enjoying all of the wonderful moments with my amazing husband, traveling to so many incredible places (like the beautiful La Foce in Tuscany), finding a more fulfilling work / life balance and reaching so many goals for my dream of an online shop.

And when I say «different» I honestly mean better, because even though I didn't have «me time» to lay on the beach and take loads of outfit photos, my little son brings me so much joy and happiness and fulfills my life in a way that I really, honestly don't miss anything from past summers, when it was just me & my hubby.

The past few weeks since starting the Spring Style Me Challenge have been some of my busiest in my life but also some of the most inspiring and fulfilling.

In the process, we might rediscover professional library skills that we have let atrophy over the past decades, making our professional lives more fulfilling.

Although Gen Z is concerned about working long hours, they do acknowledge that they will need to work hard to reach their career goals — 77 percent of those surveyed said they will need to work harder compared to those in past generations to have a satisfying and fulfilling professional life.

I feel it is important to understand ones past and its impact on ones behavior patterns and attitudes, in order to create change necessary for a happier, more fulfilling life.

By applying complementary therapy approaches and techniques, we will unearth long - standing behavior patterns or negative perceptions, based in the past, that may be holding you back from experiencing a more fulfilling and meaningful life.

But with this plan based in acceptance and commitment therapy, a proven - effective therapeutic solution to bulimia and other conditions, you'll develop the powerful psychological skills you need to move past bulimia and toward a more fulfilling way of life.

That story is deeply rooted in the past, and is about the desire for love in ways that will help us feel complete and fulfilled in life.

Feeling truly fulfilled often takes introspective investigation, reflection, letting go of the past and identifying what really matters in your life.

You can't change your past, but we can work together to make life more fulfilling in the ways that matter to you.

People who benefit from this type of therapy are those who experienced problematic situations in the past that are keeping them from living fulfilling and peaceful lives in the present, such as: