Shifting Stories and Writing Stories—all focused on the reason perception is reality and practical ways to shift it towards what you wish to experience in your life.
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Hi Reader~ It's been years since I went back to school in September. Years since I packed my own children off, too. And still, every summer, right about now, I get that feeling. Fresh notebooks. A clean start. Ready to get back to work. Do you feel it too? Maybe that's why I love our September class so much. And this year, we're working on our intents. Not intentions. Intents. They're different — and that difference changes everything. Here's why I'm writing today: the early bird discount ends July 31. If there's a project, an idea, something you've been carrying around and meaning to finish, eight weeks inside The Intent Course cohort is how it finally gets done. Not alone at the bottom of your list. With a group of us, each working on our own version of the same thing. That's the part that is important! You won't be doing this by yourself. Yes, there will be a coupon in August. No, it won't be this good. Twenty-five percent off is the best price I'll offer on this class, and it disappears when July does. And there's this: the quiet relief of knowing you've actually done something about what you want, instead of wishing it would happen. Use code SAYYES26 for 25% off — through July 31. 👉 More Information and Register here: https://perceptionu.com/classes/intent/ We start together on September 7. As always, if you have questions ... just ask! I'll get right back to you. |
Beca Lewis
Shifting Stories and Writing Stories—all focused on the reason perception is reality and practical ways to shift it towards what you wish to experience in your life.
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