03/14/2025
Struggling to find your path? Have you reached your breaking point? As a once struggling commissioned artist, Nancy lived it. Today, Nancy is a successful artist who also flips houses and campers as a hobby. Her wonderfully woven words in the video below are gripping, and her story has an astounding miracle.
What can Nancy's life lesson teach us? Nancy is passionate about helping others find their path, and according to her, the 4 elements that can help you find it are:
1. Live with Courage - Out there, waiting for you, is the life you want. Speak truths, be kind, ask for what you desire, but move with courage. Your life is the product of your doing and your choice, alone.
2. Visualize your Life - Close your eyes often to visually map out a road ahead or create a vision board and hang it on your wall. May your heart guide your way on the path of change.
3. Have a sense of Wonder - Knowledge is Power. When you are stuck in life...dream big, full of wonder and learn something new. It is better to have a story to look through in life than an excuse.
4. Have Compassion - Change the world around you with an Empathetic Heart. Contemplate before reacting. Having compassion will ensure happiness when you are living the life you have dreamed.
Nancy says that your brain is like a conduit, connecting to what you desire, while your thoughts, speech, and actions lead the way. If you listen to your heart and follow these 4 basic elements, you can unlock your true path and turn your dreams into reality.
More information can be found about Nancy's journey at nancyraytaylor.com.
Thank you, Nancy Ray Taylor, for courageously sharing your story with us. We will always be grateful for the brave interviewees that step up and help Just Two Questions make a profound impact on us all!
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https://youtu.be/p5W5L0OuNes?si=9LYDx0Crs5h7SHIP
Struggling to find your path? Have you reached your breaking point? As a once struggling commissioned artist, Nancy lived it. Today, Nancy is a successful ar...