Everywhere you look, in magazines, newspapers, online articles and on television and biographies of people who face challenges are examples of people who have gone beyond their challenges to create an extraordinary life. There are also plenty of examples of those who have literally and figuratively destroyed everything we have achieved. In every success story is inspiring the common denominator of an examined life and a recovery of personal power and authenticity. In every story of self-sabotage disappointing is the common denominator of the victim mentality, a leave power and personal responsibility of the life experience to others. And there are stories of people who have made a life of self-destruction in a life full of creative initiatives that enrich their own lives and the lives of those they touch through their presence and work.
I woke up one recent morning and read the Parade magazine article: "In Search of True Drew" by Kevin Sessums. Delightfully, this is a story of a dramatic change in what could easily have been a sad story about what might have been. It is commonly known that this "ET" child star's early life had an addiction to drugs and alcohol rehabilitation and a brief series of failed marriages. Today, Drew is an actress and film producer. With his new film, "Whip It," Drew is the addition of Director of their claims. His production company, Flower Films, has produced ten films, including "He's Just Not That Into You," "Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle," "Donnie Darko" and "Never Been Kissed". Partner Nancy Juvonen's Flower Films Drew.
"I never regret anything. Because every little detail of your life is what you have done that in the end." - Drew Barrymore
How was drawn on a state transition has washed the child star following a road to ruin one's own award winning highly recognized power in Hollywood? Attracted found that life experiences are not events that occur to you that are the direct result of choices made. This new way of thinking about their past experience and what I wanted to create for your future is the result of a change of "I am a victim of my circumstances" to "I have the power to create the life I live." Attracted gone from being a victim of circumstances, a child born in a dysfunctional family recreate famous Hollywood even life itself destructive to herself that her mother experienced to take deliberate personal and career choices.
"It is a joy that has been won by the failure or success. All these things add up to teach us, if we are open to it." - Drew Barrymore
He realized that there is purpose in every experience I had in those difficult early years. Each experience was with a gift in the lesson to be learned by it. Sought drew the lesson, learn and apply it. Today is options, options that will take in the direction of your dreams instead of further away from what you want most.
"I aspire to be that to be the voice of reason one day." - Drew Barrymore
Rather than continue to act as a mirror reflection of influence of the Mother wrong, Drew acts as the mother who guides her son, herself, in a positive and supportive method of parenting. Acting as his own mother, by her parents Drew carefully speak and behave in a way that allows her to create a much more positive experiences and less than the least, so to speak, of optimal experiences. And with each experience that could have resulted in a better outcome, Drew for the gift, learn the lesson and apply the next time, creating a newer and better results!
With this confidence in their own internal guidance system is now Drew life example of a story well told. With the deliberate intention of living a life well lived, waiting to see what drew creates the following in your work and your life.
"I would look in the mirror and feel shame, I look in the mirror now and I absolutely love myself -. Drew Barrymore
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