with Alex Avila, author of Invincible You. Pick up a copy of the book here.
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What if the answers to your biggest problems were right there at your fingertips?
On this week's episode of Love University, Dr. Avila reveals the secrets to solving life's seemingly unsolvable problems. He answers your most pressing questions about love, loneliness, happiness, and finding your purpose. Although you may have spent years searching for answers outside yourself, the truth is that lasting change begins within. As you strengthen your Invincible Mind, the part of you that refuses to be defeated, you activate your inner power and begin to take charge of your life.
Here are three important lessons from this week's discussion:
• Find Love by Becoming More Loving
People often ask how to find someone to love and how to overcome loneliness. The answer is to become the person you want to be with. Instead of waiting for someone to complete you, develop your natural talents and extend loving energy to others without expectation. When you do this, you transform loneliness into connection. The more love you express, the more love returns to your life.
• Build Your Invincible Mind
When life becomes frustrating, you may ask, “Why is this happening to me?” A better question is, “How can I strengthen my Invincible Mind?” Self-defeating thoughts create the circumstances you struggle against. As you replace fear and self-doubt with peace and inner love, you begin to live invincibly and achieve your dreams.
• Happiness Begins Within
You may believe that happiness depends on finding the perfect relationship, career, or opportunity. In reality, lasting happiness grows from a deeper source: your Invincible Mind. As you begin to trust your inner knowing, you will find the answers you are seeking.
Always remember: The peace and fulfillment you seek is already inside you. Just look and you will find it. Be invincible.
For more self-wisdom, make sure you pick up a copy of Invincible You on Amazon here.
