Clients share their Simply Ridiculous insights and breakthroughs…

 

One of the things I’m learning to let go of is “jumping the gun” and assuming I know what’s coming out of other people’s mouths. I haven’t been listening with my heart. I realize how ridiculous, rude and presumptious that is! – Shannon R.

 

I’m learning to stop making my in-laws my out-laws by changing my own attitude. Boy have things gotten better between us! – Sherry J.

 

Something in your little book really touched me at the core. I realize that I’m not a victim, although I had been playing that role to the hilt. You’re right when you say it is a “ridiculously unbecoming role.” Thanks for this book. It is a real gift. – Jackie T.

 

My favorite part of your book is the three questions: Can you let it go? Will you let it go and When? When I take time and ask myself these questions, it makes it easier for me to LIGMO. Thanks for putting me on the path with this simple life-changing formula. – Brandon H.

 

I realize how much significance I’ve been giving to insignificant things that have been consuming my life energy. I’m tired of giving my power away to such ridiculous things. – Roberta M.

 

As a result of hearing you speak and reading your book, I’m taking the high road these days and choosing how I want to show up instead of reverting to my old ridiculous programming. You’ve helped me to see how unproductive and destructive my old reactions are. Thank you. – Miguel O.

 

I’m getting over my ridiculous self and learning to be who I really am. I say the affirmation everyday: I am a unique, one of a kind, miracle of the universe! I’m really starting to believe it and see the evidence of it in my life. Thank you for the simplicity of your message and such powerful words. – Tanya C.

 

The funny thing is, when I show people the book, they always steal my copy! I’ve decided to buy a case and just give them away since the message is resonating so deeply with my friends. – Jay L.

 

Millicent, since your seminar, we’re all doing as you suggested and holding one another accountable by reminding each other to LIGMO whenever any drama starts to show up. It really helps to have everyone on the same page. No one gets defensive and we all just laugh at our ridiculous selves! Thank you for sharing the process. – Rachel S.

 

Dear Millicent, Whenever the voice of “the other” crops up, I remember the cure: “Thank you for sharing” and I practice the heart exercises. It’s amazing how easy it is to change my state and my outcomes. – Martin H.

 

Millicent, your email came at a very good time. I was having a very down day and the reminder of LIGMO came at exactly the right time. I had almost forgotten about that wonderful little book I read on vacation. You wrote that book about me! The content was exactly what I needed. I loved the short, to the point messages. The best feature is the size! I am going to put it in my briefcase to carry with me all the time. I may call you in a few days, if that’s ok. I’d love to talk to you. – Joan S.

 

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Remember, the one who tells the truth gets free!