EPISODE · Feb 5, 2016 · 6 MIN
Halftime Talks: Release Your Excalibur
from I Love Process · host Rahim Rasul
In this episode of Halftime Talks, we present a few words of encouragement to continue pushing. The excalibur sword is out mind! Our stone is our lack filled thinking, comparison, our fear, and our negative beliefs. Once we release these limiting beliefs our weapon slides out so smoothly. Now we can command our figurative army of resources that awaits our beckoning.
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