John de Ruiter Podcast 173

John de Ruiter Podcast 173

A Most Delicate Willingness

When: November 14, 2014 @ 2:00pm
Where: ,
“You weren’t born to do whatever you like.” A conversation that goes into the detail of really growing up, and the power of our “yes” to what we know.
“The real use of your power is your laying that power down to what you know in your heart. Your real power is in the delicateness of your ‘yes’.”
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A Most Delicate Willingness

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