Rhonda Britten (born Rhonda Wiitanen, December 1, 1960 in Two Harbors, Minnesota) is the founder of the Fearless Living Institute, an inspirational and life-changing speaker, bestselling author and actress.
You don't have to earn or deserve love. You are love. Loving is never about how others treat you. It is always about how you are treating yourself.
Invest in everything, attach to nothing.
Forgiveness. . . is a willingness to get over what you think should have happened and an acceptance of the reality of what actually happened.
We are afraid of failure, of ridicule, of being rejected. We are afraid we’re not good enough.
The words you say to yourself create your self image.
The first is based in fear, the second in fearlessness.
Purpose directs passion and passion ignites purpose.
Our ability to receive is a necessary component if we desire to own our power, claim our worth and live fearlessly.
Be loving and the love in your life will increase.
Caring what others think about us is normal. The desire to belong is basic to human nature. But in order to feel like you truly belong, you must accept yourself for who you are. This is critical to Fearless Living.
Yet if we are to live fully, we must love as though we've never been hurt, dream as though our hopes have never been dashed, and take steps toward the future as though life has never given us pain.
When you heed the calling of your heart, you are following your purpose. Having purpose in your life gives you the courage to do the things you are meant to do. When you are purpose driven, you have learned to listen to your intutition and never let no get in your way.
Let go of what you think life should be so you can experience the life you have.
In order to make any permanent changes, you have to be willing. Willing to see things differently. Willing to experience new ideas. Willing to listen to the people who cheered you on rather than ones who echoed your fears.
Seeing people as innocent is the greatest gift you can give another human being: the gift of acceptance.
Listen to others as if they are telling you the truth, ask questions when you aren't clear, and allow others the room to have different feelings than you. No more assigning hidden motives, prejudging and cutting people off before separating fact from fiction.
Living in intention through acceptance, responsibility, pro-active choice, and the willingness to be ordinary, will move fear aside and allow intuition to surface. All of those skills teach us to be inner focused and aware of who we are becoming. That is powerful. That changes lives.
Fear is an affirmation of your growth.
. . . risk is one of the keys that move you from fear to freedom.
Accepting what others see as your strengths is crucial to your continued growth. Compliments are a gift. They are an opportunity for you and another person to connect in a powerful, positive way. How did you handle the last compliment directed at you? Did you accept it?