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Great Homes in Austin
This great home in Austin is located close Mopac & Duval and is close to north Austin Employers and Downtown Austin. Also close to The Domain, Arboretum, several grocery stores, etc. Roomy bedrooms and large kitchen. Stone fireplace and stone on exterior. Large Oak trees provide great shade for children and pets.
If you are looking for beautiful Austin homes, please call Rose Castro at 512.656.3281.
[email protected]
NOTE: As a thank you for reading this blog post, we are providing you with a free excerpt from Dan Castro’s book CRITICAL CHOICES THAT CHANGE LIVES.
By choosing to believe they could make a difference, they became energized by a power beyond their own and tapped into a source of power higher than themselves, a source bigger than any external tragedy that could afflict their lives. They drank from a well that would fill them up and flow through to others. You see, we often ask life what it has to offer us, when it’s really life that asks what we have to offer the world. What difficulties are knocking at your door and asking what you have to offer the world right now?
There’s an ancient story from Hebrew history about a widow and her son who were destitute and hungry. All they had left was a flask with very little oil in it and a little flour in a barrel. It was just enough to make one loaf of bread. One day, a prophet visited the woman and asked her to make him some bread. When she told him her bit of oil and flour were all she had left for her and her son to eat, the prophet promised that if she used what little she had left in God's service, she would never run out. In her heart, she believed the prophet and poured out her last drop of oil and used her last bit of flour to make the prophet some bread. When the prophet had eaten, he told the woman to go back into the kitchen and make some bread for her and her son. Out of faith, she went back into the kitchen to inspect the flask and the barrel. When she turned the flask over, more oil came out, and when she dug in the flour barrel, there was more flour. For the rest of her life, as long as she kept giving, she had plenty for herself and her son.
If you think about it, the same is true for all of us. We have potentially inexhaustible resources within us that we can share with the world. No matter what little we may think we have, when we make a decision to use it to help others, we trigger the force of a higher power that flows through us and ultimately replenishes us. Think of yourself as a pipeline for water to flow through. If you plug one end, water will fill up the pipe, but it will cease to flow through it. If not used, eventually the water in the pipe will stagnate or dry up and become unusable to anyone. However, if you let it flow, even your own thirst will be satisfied because you’re drinking from a well that’s constantly flowing. As long as this life force is flowing through us to others, we can't help but enjoy the benefits of it as well. Each of us has something to give, whether it’s time, talent, creativity, or encouragement. You just need to make a decision. Instead of hoarding what you have because you think you have very little, start giving it away. You never know what you have that others might need. As long as you’re giving yourself away, your own needs will be met.
THANK YOU FOR READING THIS EXCERPT!
Remember, if you are buying or selling Austin Real Estate, please call Rose Castro at EXIT: Options Realty.
512.656.3281
This great home in Austin is located close Mopac & Duval and is close to north Austin Employers and Downtown Austin. Also close to The Domain, Arboretum, several grocery stores, etc. Roomy bedrooms and large kitchen. Stone fireplace and stone on exterior. Large Oak trees provide great shade for children and pets.
If you are looking for beautiful Austin homes, please call Rose Castro at 512.656.3281.
[email protected]
NOTE: As a thank you for reading this blog post, we are providing you with a free excerpt from Dan Castro’s book CRITICAL CHOICES THAT CHANGE LIVES.
By choosing to believe they could make a difference, they became energized by a power beyond their own and tapped into a source of power higher than themselves, a source bigger than any external tragedy that could afflict their lives. They drank from a well that would fill them up and flow through to others. You see, we often ask life what it has to offer us, when it’s really life that asks what we have to offer the world. What difficulties are knocking at your door and asking what you have to offer the world right now?
There’s an ancient story from Hebrew history about a widow and her son who were destitute and hungry. All they had left was a flask with very little oil in it and a little flour in a barrel. It was just enough to make one loaf of bread. One day, a prophet visited the woman and asked her to make him some bread. When she told him her bit of oil and flour were all she had left for her and her son to eat, the prophet promised that if she used what little she had left in God's service, she would never run out. In her heart, she believed the prophet and poured out her last drop of oil and used her last bit of flour to make the prophet some bread. When the prophet had eaten, he told the woman to go back into the kitchen and make some bread for her and her son. Out of faith, she went back into the kitchen to inspect the flask and the barrel. When she turned the flask over, more oil came out, and when she dug in the flour barrel, there was more flour. For the rest of her life, as long as she kept giving, she had plenty for herself and her son.
If you think about it, the same is true for all of us. We have potentially inexhaustible resources within us that we can share with the world. No matter what little we may think we have, when we make a decision to use it to help others, we trigger the force of a higher power that flows through us and ultimately replenishes us. Think of yourself as a pipeline for water to flow through. If you plug one end, water will fill up the pipe, but it will cease to flow through it. If not used, eventually the water in the pipe will stagnate or dry up and become unusable to anyone. However, if you let it flow, even your own thirst will be satisfied because you’re drinking from a well that’s constantly flowing. As long as this life force is flowing through us to others, we can't help but enjoy the benefits of it as well. Each of us has something to give, whether it’s time, talent, creativity, or encouragement. You just need to make a decision. Instead of hoarding what you have because you think you have very little, start giving it away. You never know what you have that others might need. As long as you’re giving yourself away, your own needs will be met.
THANK YOU FOR READING THIS EXCERPT!
Remember, if you are buying or selling Austin Real Estate, please call Rose Castro at EXIT: Options Realty.
512.656.3281
