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User Profile: GlenM
GlenM March 23rd, 2015

Congratulations! You made it to the next level on your growth path. Share with us the #1 thing you learned on this leg of your journey!

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User Profile: ischnab
ischnab July 3rd, 2019

@GlenM

I learned that I alone am responsible for managing my emotions. If I can't, it's not on anyone else. If I'm tense because someone said something, I can choose to let it slide off my back. I don't have to waste energy on them. It's simply not worth it.

User Profile: pinkPine9506
pinkPine9506 July 3rd, 2019

Everyday is a beautiful day for something new.

User Profile: ruffneckred
ruffneckred July 3rd, 2019

Another milestone, yeah me... I type that with a heavy mind, work issue of my responsibility has had an adverse effect on the operation, costing tens thousands and considerable time. Not a good feeling and feeling anxiety & self doubt (my old friends) taking root. But today they can kiss my arse and find a new home.

User Profile: exuberantocean5576
exuberantocean5576 July 3rd, 2019

@GlenM

To breath!

User Profile: Bearlysane
Bearlysane July 3rd, 2019

I am at level 50 and I am not sure what I have gained. I do find mindfulness and mediation help when needed but I came here due to overwhelming grief and anger due to my brothers death. None of that has changed.

User Profile: KittenBeans
KittenBeans July 3rd, 2019

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User Profile: lovingWest1950
lovingWest1950 July 3rd, 2019

I learned to take it easy, sit back an observe and it works out in time

User Profile: stressBear
stressBear July 4th, 2019

@GlenM

I'm at step #50 in my growth path. I've found some nice mindfulness exercises there. Mostly, though, I've learned that I still don't know how to make the best use of this site.

User Profile: Lifer
Lifer July 4th, 2019

I've learned that there are as many perspectives on one subject as there are people in this world. And the common thread of all of these perspectives, is that of hope and love. I've experienced both here in cups.

User Profile: Dondy154
Dondy154 July 4th, 2019

I think the most important thing I learned was during my few minutes of listener training where it taught that I should never give advice. I like problem solving, but if I give advice I don't let the other person solve their own issue - I think this is a useful concept for me.