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Already Doing Them

List three jobs you’d consider pursuing if money didn’t matter.

I stopped focusing on money a few years ago to pursue what I truly wanted to do, which included: creating whatever I imagined, supporting others’ dreams, and working towards a kinder, healthier world. As they say, the money will come; and honestly, it has. I am beyond blessed.☺️

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I Could Relax More

What could you do more of?

Had to really think about this one. I would say I could relax more. Relax, not rest. I believe I get an adequate amount of rest, even though I only sleep a few hours a night. However, I never truly relax. Even in my down time, my mind is forever racing, and not in a bad way. It just never slows down, and this often causes tension. So, I could relax a bit more. Exhaling…

Shaun

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Put God First

What’s the best piece of advice you’ve ever received?

The best advice I’ve ever received was to put God first. Over the years, I have tried to do things my way and on my own, and they never quite worked out right. Then, when I started putting God first—truly putting Him first and trusting Him with the outcome—everything started working out, and even better than I imagined. So, putting God first was the best advice I ever received.♥️

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Born to Lead?

Do you see yourself as a leader?

Many, many moons ago—going back to childhood—I was always the leader. Always the first to take charge. Always the first to hand out orders (yeah…I really thought I was running things😄). The most outspoken, most reliable, most helpful, and one who could bring others together. However, with that being said, I was also the first to be reprimanded or disciplined when things didn’t go right. Oh… and not to mention, I was also the eldest child and grandchild of a very large family (my mom had six children and my grandmother had eleven). So, the title and expectation were given to me without regard for whether I wanted it or not. I was the leader by default.

Fast forward to today… Today, I try my best to shy away from leadership roles (official and unofficial), but I keep taking them on. Honestly, it’s hard for me not to. The role is like second nature. However, the question posed is whether or not I see myself as a leader. Short answer—sometimes, but most often others see it before I do.

Thanks for asking the question! Wishing everyone a lovely day.♥️

Shaun