Finding a Diamond in the Rough

We, as women, are all valuable diamonds in the rough with a wonderful potential to shine to maximum wattage. Are you hiding your own magnificent characteristics or potential greatness and shying away from standing out in the crowd? If you are doing this, then why? What is holding you back from taking your life to the highest level to which you desire?

Trust that you do deserve it all. YOU are worthy of love, prosperity, success, happiness, health and beauty. Believe it and toss out all fears, negativity and mental patterns of undervaluing yourself.

Change your opinion of your own self-perception of being unworthy starting now. Begin to appreciate YOU and value the inner and outer beauty you truly are. Polish and hone the rough edges by visualizing and changing your vibrational thoughts to shine, live and thrive in the very valuable, magnificent and absolutely fabulous life you were always meant to live.

Express gratitude for your many blessings. Learn forgiveness – not only for others, but for yourself. Fill your heart with love for the wonderful woman you are. Take care of yourself.

The only thing holding you back from shining is yourself. Start polishing and taking inspired action now to finding a diamond in the rough – YOU! You are truly invaluable. You are truly beautiful, both inside and out. You are truly stunning, sparkling and shining! Yes, YOU!

“Your ability to imagine will help the next logical steps come to you faster. Work the bugs out in your imagination. You don't have to build little things and bigger things. You can do it all in your mind. We're not talking about the next logical action step. Use your imagination until your big dream feels so familiar that the manifestation is the next logical step.” ~ Abraham (Excerpted from the workshop in Chicago, IL on Sunday, November 1st, 1998 #233)

“The soul is placed in the body like a rough diamond, and must be polished, or the luster of it will never appear.”  ~ Daniel Defoe

“A diamond is a chunk of coal that is made good under pressure.” ~ Henry Kissinger