EPISODE · Feb 28, 2022 · 20 MIN

Screw the Plan

from Sadicka Speaks Self Development & Spirituality · host Sadicka Arthur

Here are my top tips of what to do when things aren't going "according to plan". In life the art of the pivot is so important and I will be discussing how this can be easily accomplished with; releasing the need to control the outcome, surrendering to God, and learning to go with the flow. I also shared a number of unexpected gems that can help you in your self development and spiritual journey.

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