A lot of personal development and self-help advice centers on what you DO. More effective habits and practices can certainly be helpful. However, are they attached to merely increasing productivity and squeezing in more DOING?
True growth and development come from the inside out. When you choose LOVE, you’re automatically better. You are automatically better when you align with your heart. Because when you’re in your heart, you know your wholeness and your worth!
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About BittmanBliss
Stew and Hillary Bittman are published authors, international public speakers and workshop leaders, healers, spiritual leaders and peaceful warriors. Coming from an eclectic and extensive background of spiritual traditions, they have inspired people all over the world with their practical message of hope and healing.
For over 20 years, The Bittmans have had a mission to awaken the awareness of oneness between the spiritual and the physical. They operated Safe Haven Chiropractic, a healing center based on donations only, for 23 years. Thousands of individuals and families were given the opportunity to embrace their gifts, pursue their dreams and find the peace and wholeness that reside within all of us. Stew and Hillary have traveled the world teaching the principles of life and have participated in 6 chiropractic missions in Central America, bringing those principles to manifestation for literally hundreds of thousands of people.
Currently, the Bittmans are the co-Spiritual Leaders of Unity at the Lake, a positive, trans-denominational, spiritual community in South Lake Tahoe, CA. They are on the road to becoming ordained Unity Ministers.
A lot of personal development and self-help advice centers on what you DO. More effective habits and practices can certainly be helpful. However, are they attached to merely increasing productivity and squeezing in more DOING?
