The Man In The Mirror

One of my greatest “pet peeves” while I was growing up was my dad’s teaching style of “do as I say not as I do”. I have always always always rejected that specific teaching style! Years later in 1987 when I read the book “Unlimited Power” by Anthony Robbins I found my purpose in life I would become a “role model”.  Although I never had children of my own I had two nephews in my immediate family that I felt a strong responsibility to bring value to their lives. When I thought of the role models that they had within the men in our world I honestly could not think of one! When the opportunity came for me to move to Africa in 1993 I knew innately that my value as a “role model” would increase exponentially and that was the motivating factor as I took the leap of faith that would dramatically change my life. 

Living in Nigeria was entirely different than living in the United States because it is a third world country. Fortunately for me the “spiritual growth”, knowledge and exposure that I gained from my international journey proved to be as valuable as “silver and gold”. 

Although my personal lifestyle changed when I returned to live permanently in the United States in 1995 I had acquired the international family to support me as I endeavored to get to the next level. Years later while working as an independent contractor in a law office I received an invitation from the NeoThinkâ Society reaching out to help me. Sure I was skeptical but at the same time my life was spinning out of control when the NeoThinkâ Society approached me so I went for it! 

WOW! What an amazing journey!!! Fortunately for me that I took the risk because the NeoThinkâ journey has given me enormous advantages:

· I have retarded aging;

· I have a stress free lifestyle;

· I have absolute control over my body;

· I have like-minded friends;

· I have the opportunity to pursue my passions;

· I am a NeoThinkâ mentor (role mode);

· I have loving relationships;

· I am a more confident individual & with lots of self-esteem; and

· Much more more…

 

 

Linda Mokeme