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Flip the Script: From Scarcity to Abundance –
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Embrace Abundance and Watch Your World Transform!
When we look at life through the lens of scarcity, that's pretty much what we'll get. But hey, if you switch things up and embrace gratitude, you'll be amazed at how your whole world can do a 180.
We've all been there, right? Craving something we don't have – whether it's those fancy jeans, a sweet romance, or just enough cash to cover the rent. Life's a rollercoaster, and ideally, we'd have a constant stream of money, cool stuff, friends, and epic experiences flowing in and out. But let's face it, many of us often find ourselves stuck in the "I want, but I don't have" mode, stuck in that eternal state of longing that never seems to let up. We're constantly feeling like we're missing something essential. It's not just emotionally draining; it's like a vicious cycle. How we view ourselves shapes what we can manifest in our lives.
Your feelings have a profound effect on how you see the world. When you're feeling deprived, you'll spot all the gaps in your life. But flip the script, and when you're feeling abundant, the same situation can look like a totally different ball game, packed with blessings and opportunities. The more blessings you see, the richer you feel, and the more good stuff comes your way. Conversely, if you're stuck in the lack mindset, that's what you'll keep attracting.
If you catch yourself constantly dwelling in that "I don't have enough" mentality, it might be because of some deep-rooted beliefs that cropped up in your childhood or even in a past life. Maybe you've lost touch with your inner awesomeness, which is the wellspring of your abundance. Whatever the case, here's the deal: this notion that you're lacking? It's a misconception, and guess what? You can totally fix it with a bit of mindfulness and some elbow grease. Take a little time each day, like 10 or 15 minutes, to chill out and visualize yourself swimming in a sea of limitless abundance. Picture yourself handling your bills and whatever life throws at you with ease, tapping into an infinite pool of resources. And remember, it's your birthright to be fully supported as you chase after your dreams and desires.~ RS 👊
"I attract abundance effortlessly, and my life overflows with blessings and opportunities."

Good morning. It's Wednesday, Oct. 4, and we're covering a historic vote against House leadership, the Catholic Church's future, and much more.
McCarthy Out as Speaker![]() Rep. Kevin McCarthy (R, CA-20) was ousted as House speaker yesterday after the House voted 216 to 210 on a resolution from Rep. Matt Gaetz (R, FL-1) to vacate the leadership role. McCarthy, who had been in the post for under nine months, becomes the first House speaker in US history to be removed from office. Catholic Synod Begins![]() Pope Francis opened a gathering of Roman Catholic delegates today in Vatican City to discuss the future of the Catholic Church and how it can be more consultative in its governance. The assembly is part of the Synod on Synodality, an initiative Pope Francis launched in October 2021 and the most extensive since the Second Vatican Council in the 1960s. This synod marks the first time laypeople, including women, have been granted voting rights. The topics under discussion—many previously considered off-limits—include the elevation of women in ministry, welcoming of divorced individuals and the LGBTQ+ community into the church, and priest celibacy and marriage. National Emergency Alert Test![]() Simultaneous tests of the nation's wireless and broadcast alert systems will ping cellphones, TVs, and radios across the US today at 2:20 pm ET, the first such nationwide test since August 2021. | In The Know Sports, Entertainment, & Culture![]() > Beyoncé's 39-city Renaissance World Tour wraps, bringing in $579M in revenue; a film of the tour will be released Dec. 1 in theaters (More) > Canadian musician Grimes files lawsuit against Elon Musk over parental rights to their three children (More) Science & Technology![]() > World Health Organization endorses second malaria vaccine for global use; shot was at least 75% effective in preventing the disease in trials and costs around 70% less per dose than the current vaccine (More) Business & Markets![]() Specialist Dilip Patel works at his post on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange, Tuesday, Oct. 3, 2023. Wall Street is sinking sharply as it focuses on the downside of a surprisingly strong job market. > US stock markets close lower (S&P 500 -1.4%, Dow -1.3%, Nasdaq -1.9%) as Treasury yields reach highest level since 2007 (More) Average US 30-year mortgage rate up to 7.72%, highest level since 2000 (More) > Elon Musk ($251B), Jeff Bezos ($161B), Larry Ellison ($158B) top Forbes 400 list of America’s richest people; Michael Jordan ($3B) becomes first athlete to join the list (More) Politics & World Affairs![]() > Hunter Biden pleads not guilty to three federal gun charges (More) ![]() Judge overseeing civil fraud trial against former President Trump issues limited gag order over inflammatory remarks by Trump about court staff (More) ![]() > Michigan Supreme Court rules parents of mass shooter who killed four and injured seven in 2021 attack at Oxford High School must stand trial; pair becomes the first parents to face charges linked to school shootings in the US (More) |
JUST AN FYI…..

DON’T FORGET TO CHECK YOUR PASSPORT EXPIRATION DATE!!!
Passport Wait Times Improving Amid Record Applications
Before COVID-19, getting a U.S. passport took 6-8 weeks. Then, things got slower, and folks had to travel out of state to speed things up. But now, the good news: starting this week, regular applications will take 8-11 weeks, and expedited ones, 5-7 weeks. That's 2 weeks faster than earlier this year.
They issued a record 24 million passports in the past year, and the State Department is working hard to speed things up. However, plan ahead – start your passport renewal 6-9 months before international travel. Check that expiration date! ✈️🌍📅

You've probably seen those wild videos of Tom Hanks selling dental plans or MrBeast giving away $2 iPhones. Well, here's the scoop – they're about as legit as those emails from foreign royals asking for a quick $5K loan.
Tom Hanks and MrBeast want you to know that those clips making the rounds on social media are AI deepfakes, and they never gave their nod for these shenanigans. It's just a tiny taste of the chaos caused by this emerging tech that can make celebrities say and do pretty much anything.
Even Tom Brady got in on the action, threatening to sue the creators of a crass standup special that used an AI-generated version of his voice and likeness earlier this year.
Zelda Williams, Robin Williams's daughter, shared her concerns on Instagram about these attempts to recreate actors who can't consent, like her late father.
But here's the kicker: deepfakes aren't just messing with entertainment; they're shaking up politics too. Just days before a recent parliamentary election in Slovakia, AI-made audio clips circulated on social media, making it sound like one of the leading candidates was discussing some shady stuff. And guess what? He lost his shot at becoming prime minister. 😬🤖🎬🗳️
Burnt-out healthcare workers are about to strike

Hot Strike Summer may be over, but labor fever is still burning strong. Get ready for the largest healthcare strike in US history as over 75,000 Kaiser Permanente workers, from one of the nation's biggest nonprofit healthcare providers, are walking off the job for three days, starting today.
So, why are they striking? Well, healthcare workers all around are facing some serious challenges, and Kaiser isn't immune. They admit that up to two-thirds of healthcare staff are feeling the burnout blues. The union folks at Kaiser have a few gripes they're striking over:
Staffing Woes: Shortages have always been a headache in healthcare, but the pandemic and the Great Resignation have made it worse. And that's putting patient safety on the line.
More Money, Please: The union is pushing for better pay that keeps up with the rising cost of living. They're aiming for a $25/hour wage floor and 6.25% to 7% raises over the next four years.
Kaiser, on the other hand, says they pay a decent wage and denies being short-staffed, claiming they've hired 22,000 folks just this year.
So, what's this mean for Kaiser's 13 million patients? Well, the strike won't hit doctors, hospitals, or emergency rooms, but some areas might see fewer nurses and support staff. Stay tuned for how it all plays out! 💉💼👩⚕️
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