Where the Mind Goes, The Body Will Follow
Written by Carol Sankar
It is not enough for you to ‘say’ positive and great things will happen in your life, you must believe the things that you say. The mind is a powerful mechanism that we often underestimate. It controls everything we are going through, including sickness, depression and I believe, even death.
The same way we are conscious about the foods we put in out body, be must be equally cognoscente of what we feed our mind. Many of us feed our mind the same junk food that we will never feed our body. We allow negativity and doubt distract us from our goals and accept mediocrity as the standard of level achievement. However, we know that we are living below our God given potential. The common denominator is what we are feeding the mind.
The one thing I realized in my darkest moment was that I allowed toxic relationships to lower my thought process. I allowed people to talk me out of my dreams and to encourage me to accept a sub-standard quality of life. I detoxified myself about 7 years ago of all of the people who laughed at my dreams and fed my mind negative information. I insisted that I even needed to stop watching the news and other television programs and start feeding my mind the information that fulfilled my desire to live my dreams.
What you must begin to realize right now, if you are stuck in a place in your life that is causing you resentment and regret, your mind needs to be detoxified of all of the negativity. You may not be able to change your environment, but you can change your thoughts. It is within you to think ‘outside of the box’. You need to place action to your vision-no matter how big or small. It is better to detox the mind and speak prosperity over your life. Remember, where your mind goes, the body will follow. Spend your days creating action plans for your vision. Now is the time to leap out on faith and dare to dream big!
Continued Prosperity!
Carol Sankar
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About the Author
Originally from Brooklyn, New York, Carol Sankar is the first generatio
American born a family who migrated to the United Stated from the Caribbean in the 1970’s. Ms. Sankar excelled in school and had her sights on becoming an attorney from the age of eight. After graduating from high school in 1994, Carol spent a few years bouncing around in corporate America while going to college part time.
In 1997, Carol was offered an internship with the Kings County District Attorney’s Office which changed her life. She had the chance to network with several attorneys, judges, advocates and politicians which gave her the chance to explore the legal world from a business aspect. Following her tenure with the District Attorney, Carol worked as a Paralegal with several of the best mid-sized law firms in New York City.
By the early part of 2000, Carol was beginning to feel undervalued and overworked in the workplace. She began to realize that her value was determined by others and wanted to find a way to define her own worth. In 2003, Carol leaped out on faith and formed her first company, New Edge, which served as a local legal outsourced entity to assist law firms, insurance companies, and multi-service firms to outsource additional services. New Edge received local press coverage in the Caribbean community.
In 2005, Carol relocated to Charlotte, North Carolina and became involved in real estate. Ms. Sankar invented systems to invest in the real estate market in Charlotte without money or credit. Today, Carol coaches and trains others on how to invest in real estate with the same strategies which works she utilizes.
In addition to real estate, Carol Sankar is passionate about entrepreneurship and the value of ownership of your own life. She coaches other entrepreneurs on the value of realizing the potential of vision and understanding how to grow your business by accepting the Millionaire Mindset.
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