This week from My Life Sherpa: Mirror

Vibrant baseball game scene featuring the Cardinal team, view from audience seat with hotdog in foreground and crowded stadium seating in the backdrop

Klarity Lifestyle Company “Simple Living for Complex People” We can spend a lot of time worrying about what others think about us. It’s a lot easier to focus on getting them to like us, rather than devoting our energy towards getting “us” to like us.  After all, thats all that matters.  Do we like really…

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This week from My Life Sherpa : The Heart

A sunny desert landscape showcasing small shrubs, rocky terrain, distant mountains under a clear blue sky

“Keep thy heart with all diligence; for out of it are the issues of life (Proverbs 4:23). Knowledge is important, but being able to use it is what matters.  We can have the roadmap to life, but if we can’t follow it, what good is it? (thats torment). Knowledge becomes useful when it makes its…

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This week from My Life Sherpa :

A snowy view of the Grand Canyon from a cliff, a person trekking on a snow-covered path, distant canyon cliffs crowned with snow under a blue sky

Morning Time A simple google search this morning shows that 46% of Americans check their phone before even getting out of bed each morning, and 80% check their phone within the first 12 minutes of waking up. My guess is if you polled those just 45 and younger, these numbers would be even higher. Too…

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This week from My Life Sherpa: Servant or Master?

“Most powerful is he who has himself in his own power” – Seneca  People have not been in our shoes…but we also haven’t been in theirs. We so often let others actions and behaviors affect our own state.  We can only control what we can control. The sooner we let go of the things we…

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This week from My Life Sherpa : The Truth

Week of July 25th, 2022 Our freedom is truly correlated with our truth. Our secrets confine us. Ask any addict about the feeling they get when first released from the shackles of their disease and they will tell you one thing – I am free. Their secret is no more.  Living in the light is joyous…

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This week from My Life Sherpa : All Out  

We have to give it our best.  Every time we choose to do less than we could, or less than we should, we hurt our self-confidence.    It’s its subtlety that makes this thing called life so dangerous. We don’t even know when we are hurting ourselves! So, we continue to do less than our…

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From My Life Sherpa : Pruning

Show me the power child, I’d like to say. That I’m down on my knees today. Yeah it gives me the butterflies, it gives me away, Til I’m up on my feet again. – Chris Cornell Our greatest battle each day is between the new man and the old man.  It’s in the mirror.  Like…

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This week from My Life Sherpa : Mental Food 

Selfie of Matt Miller in sunglasses and hat, with the Grand Canyon serving as a magnificent backdrop

Thought is the real causative force in life.  It is the thoughts we allow to dwell in our mind that make us and our environment what they are. We really aren’t a result of our environment. Our environment is a result of us.  Everything we currently have and everything we currently are, is entirely conditioned…

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Good Morning

…from My Life Sherpa. www.KlarityLifestyleCompany.com Take the time to find the right state of mind each morning. It might change your life. A simple google search this morning shows that 46% of Americans check their phone before even getting out of bed each morning, and 80% check their phone within the first 12 minutes of waking…

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This week from My Life Sherpa: Little Deposits

Matt Miller on a boat with a woman, both holding fishing rods with fish caught, with the ocean and part of the boat cabin in the background

“No matter what anyone says or does, my task is to be good. Like gold or emerald or purple repeating to itself, ‘No matter what anyone says or does, my task is to be emerald, my color undiminished.’” – from Marcus Aurelia’s  (Meditations’s) It’s either the pain of discipline… or the pain of regret. Every…

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