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Living a Life with Intention:
Taking Action in Every Step

Today, let's chat about something we've all heard a hundred times but can't seem to master: living a life with intention and taking action. It's a bit like trying to balance on a tightrope while juggling flaming torches, but I promise it's worth the effort.
What Does Living with Intention Even Mean?
Living with intention is all about being mindful and purposeful in everything you do. It's about taking charge of your life instead of just drifting through it like a leaf in a stream. It's about setting meaningful goals, making conscious choices, and taking actions that align with your values and desires.
Why Does It Matter?
You might be wondering why living with intention is such a big deal. Well, for starters, it can lead to a happier and more fulfilling life. When you know what you want and actively work towards it, you're more likely to feel a sense of purpose and accomplishment.
Moreover, living intentionally can help you make the most of your time. Let's face it; life is short. If you're not intentional about how you spend your days, weeks, and years, you might wake up one day wondering where all the time went.
Setting Meaningful Goals
One of the first steps to living with intention is setting meaningful goals. These aren't just any goals; they're the ones that truly matter to you. Maybe it's starting your own business, traveling the world, or becoming a better friend or partner. The key is to choose goals that align with your values and passions.
Breaking It Down into Actionable Steps
Once you've set your goals, it's time to break them down into actionable steps. This is where the magic happens. Instead of looking at your big, daunting goal and feeling overwhelmed, you can focus on the small, manageable tasks that will get you there.
For example, if your goal is to write a novel, you can break it down into steps like outlining the plot, writing a certain number of words each day, and revising your work. Each of these steps is a mini-goal in itself, and as you check them off one by one, you'll see progress and gain momentum.
Overcoming Procrastination
Ah, procrastination, the arch-nemesis of intentionality! We all struggle with it from time to time, but the key is to recognize it and find strategies to overcome it. One effective technique is the two-minute rule. If a task can be completed in two minutes or less, do it immediately. It's a small step, but it can break the cycle of procrastination and get you started.
Staying Flexible and Adaptable
While living with intention means having a plan, it also means being flexible and adaptable. Life has a way of throwing curveballs at us, and sometimes we need to adjust our course. That's perfectly okay. The important thing is to stay true to your values and continue making choices that align with your overall goals.
Celebrating Small Wins
Don't forget to celebrate your small wins along the way. When you achieve a mini-goal or complete a task, take a moment to acknowledge your progress. It's a great way to stay motivated and remind yourself that you're on the right track.
Finding Accountability and Support
Lastly, consider finding an accountability partner or support group. Sharing your goals with someone else can help you stay on track and provide motivation when you need it most. It's also a fantastic way to connect with like-minded individuals who are on a similar journey.
Living a life with intention and taking action isn't always easy, but it's a path that can lead to immense personal growth and fulfillment. Remember, it's not about perfection; it's about progress. So, take that first step today, and let's embark on this intentional living journey together. Who knows what amazing adventures await us on the way! ~ RS
"I am a person of action. I seize opportunities, overcome obstacles, and make things happen. Today, I commit to taking purposeful steps toward my goals, knowing that every action I take brings me closer to my dreams."
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Good morning! Today is Wednesday, September 27th, and we've got a lineup that includes the upcoming GOP primary debate in California, a notable monopoly case involving an e-commerce giant, and a whole lot more to dive into.

GOP Debates Round Two![]() The second Republican presidential debate takes place tonight, with seven candidates set to face off at the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library in Simi Valley, California. The debate will air on Fox Business Network and Univision (9 pm ET). Politics & World Affairs![]() > Judge finds former President Trump guilty of fraud in civil suit, determining he overvalued real estate assets during business dealings (More) > House begins consideration of four individual spending bills ahead of Sept. 30 deadline to avoid a government shutdown (More) AND ALSO...THIS![]() Which chapter is finally closing…The writers' strike. Today, the nearly five-month-long strike is officially coming to an end. The leaders of the Writers Guild of America (WAG) unanimously signed off on a deal with Hollywood’s studios. What’s got people worried…![]() A tech CEO’s murder. Yesterday, Baltimore police issued an arrest warrant for the death of EcoMap Technologies CEO and founder Pava LaPere. EcoMap, a data curation company, earned her a spot on Forbes’ 30 under 30 list. Police said the 26-year-old was found dead earlier this week with signs of “blunt-force trauma” inside an apartment. Her death is the latest in the tech world after Cash App’s founder Bob Lee was stabbed to death in April and Sober Grid app founder, Beau Mann, was found dead in May | ![]() > "Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour" concert film to open Oct. 13 in more than 100 countries worldwide with AMC handling global distribution (More) Science & Technology![]() > Federal Communications Commission to propose reinstating net neutrality rules, requiring internet providers to treat data coming to and from all websites equally; regulations were rescinded in late 2017 (More) ![]() > Climate modeling suggests most of Earth's landmass in the distant future will be largely uninhabitable for mammals due to extreme temperatures (More) Business & Markets> US stock markets close lower (S&P 500 -1.5%, Dow -1.1%, Nasdaq -1.6%); Dow notches its worst day since March, following concerns over latest home sales and consumer confidence reports (More) ![]() > President Joe Biden joins striking United Auto Workers members in Detroit in show of solidarity, marking the first time a sitting president has visited a picket line (More) |
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Special Delivery: Amazon Gets Hit with an Antitrust Lawsuit

So, guess what? The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) has Amazon in its crosshairs.
Why, you ask? Well, after four long years of investigating Amazon's practices, the FTC, along with 17 states, decided to throw down the gauntlet and file an antitrust lawsuit. They're alleging that Amazon has been playing dirty by hiding listings of rival products at lower prices, squeezing sellers with higher fees while nudging them to jack up their prices, and generally making consumers' wallets cry. Oh, and they're also accusing Amazon of favoring its own stuff over other brands and turning searches into paid ad extravaganzas. Amazon's just the latest big tech company to find itself in hot water over monopoly concerns, joining the ranks of Microsoft and Apple.
What's the game plan now? The FTC wants to put the brakes on Amazon's shenanigans while the lawsuit unfolds, so they're asking for a court order to do just that. But, hold your horses; Amazon isn't going down without a fight. The company's basically saying, "Nuh-uh, you've got it all wrong!" Their lawyer is arguing that if the FTC gets its way, it'll mean fewer choices, higher price tags, and slower deliveries for consumers. Shots fired! The FTC, for now, claims they're not aiming to break Amazon apart, but hey, never say never. This legal showdown might be a long and winding road.
This lawsuit could be Amazon's biggest legal showdown yet, considering they control a whopping 40% of the e-commerce market. If the courts give the FTC and the states a thumbs-up, this could shake up Amazon's game big time. Stay tuned, folks, this could take a while to unfold.
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Rare Dumbo Octopus Spotted During Deep-Sea Dive

Dumbo octopuses have fins that resemble elephant ears, hence the Disney-inspired name. The moniker refers to a genus of sea creatures that are considered the deepest living of all known octopuses. That, combined with the animals’ rarity, makes recent footage of a wild Dumbo octopus a pretty remarkable sight to behold.
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@kellyclarkson Kelly Clarkson was on her way to soundcheck for the iHeartRadio Music Festival in Las Vegas over the weekend when she came upon a street performer singing some Tina Turner tunes. Clarkson tipped her and was asked to take the mic herself — and it took a few moments of her belting out “What’s Love Got to Do With It” for the busker to realize she had just invited a Grammy-winning artist to sing. “She asked me to sing and had no clue who I was, and then it hit her, and it made my day!” Clarkson wrote on Instagram. “She gives the best hugs and sings her tail off!”


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