Mindfulness mode 93. If you allow the vision to pull you, then think how easy that is.

Reach new heights of calm, focus, and happiness on Mindfulness Mode with me, your host, Bruce Langford.

On Mindfulness Mode, we talk about how people from all walks of life have discovered mindfulness

and how it's impacted their lives to help them become more calm, focused, and happy.

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It can be so much fun for both of you.

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Welcome to Mindfulness Weekends with Bruce Langford.

Great to have you here, Mindful Tribe.

And if you're just tuning in for the first time, maybe you're not considering yourself part of Mindful Tribe, but as far as I'm concerned, if you're listening to one of our

episodes here on Mindfulness Mode, you're part of our group to one of our episodes here on mindfulness mode,

you're part of our group, part of our tribe. So thanks for joining us. Today, we're talking about

mindfulness and vision. And I'm going to start out with a quote by George Washington Carver.

Here it is, where there is no vision, there is no hope. So this is really getting right down to it.

No hope. That's pretty dismal. You need to have vision, he says. And I believe that, don't you?

Don't you feel as though you have to have some ideas to where you're going or else you just feel like you're floundering.

You feel like you're lost.

I know that's the case with me.

I want to feel like I know where I'm going or at least I have an idea where I'm going.

And as long as I do, I feel pretty excited.

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