Tuesday, March 27, 2012

Feeling Depleted?


Do you struggle with any deficiencies? I designed an event that is made available around the nation called a “B12 Event” filled with doses of encouragement.  Most ask, “Is this some vitamin emphasis?” No! A “B12 Event” is simply the challenge to: Be-one-too. It is amazing what can be squeezed out of one letter and two numbers.

In looking at the subject of B12 deficiencies I see that there are many correlations to life. Consider the physical side and how it relates to how we live. Some B-12 vitamin deficiencies consist of: weariness, fatigue, confusion, numbness, lack of balance and loss of memory. Life can result in all of these symptoms, too. Weariness and fatigue can symbolize worrying, while confusion depicts a loss of focus. Numbness is a way to survive when there has been unresolved conflict and pain. Living out of balance is everyone’s challenge as they juggle an overbooked life. Loss of memory is key to what depletes us the most—when we forget Whose we are and the purpose of our life.

Many live their lives with undiagnosed deficiencies, thinking this is the standard for their lives. What if there was more? What if you were encouraged to get back into the race of life to win? Try beginning your day with a dose of encouragement. It is refillable and your 31-day supply can be reused over and over. It is permissible to share it with others. Begin today to take your dose of encouragement and become energized once more.

You can find out more about a “B12 Event” at: www.b12event.com. I also wrote a daily boost of encouragement called, “B12…Doses Of Encouragement” from which I will periodically refer to in my blogs. Living was designed for more than mere survival and existence. Whatever is depleting you today does not have to be fatal. I love what my dear friend Zig Ziglar once told me over lunch. “You will always have something to offer when you have a word of encouragement.” He is the icon of all encouragers and I decided to “Be-One-too!” What about you?

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