Barbara Sher: Refuse to Choose!

[sp2thouzin]

Finally, someone who has helped me to understand me =)...lots of love for you =)

[financialsimplicity]

I SOOOOOO needed this at this junction in my life. Thank you 4 this. I was looking around on your YouTube videos 4 the one where you say, "It is selfish for you to NOT do what you love. It is important that you do it - because the world needs what you uniquely have to offer. What the world does with your gifts is none of your business - it's up o you to just do what you were meant to do." Does anyone know which video this bit of wisdom is on? Thanks!

[inkcannon]

I always thought everybody is a "scanner".

I actually started listening to this piece with that thought in mind (not knowing too much about what a "scanner" is) and thought to myself during the first few minutes that she's just 'buying' our attention and love towards her by flattering us.

"but everyone loves everything!" I thought to myself.

but during the last minutes I actually found a lot of sense in what she said, and I stopped being critical, and I thought to myself "oh my god, youre right"

[supersonicchair]

I thought I was alone. LOVE LOVE LOVE when I decided to search it.

[mjpitche]

This is me.

[br4ve]

This is great - there is so much out there to experience - I love it!

[MasterDemon25]

Thanks so much!!! But I still feel my life is to short.

I never knew I was a scanner, but now I know. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you.

I know I am really gifted, yet I don't have the success of others because I keep scanning. And people look at me like I'm insane when I jump topics across the spectrum.

[kengibson5]

I get so used to shrugging off everyone's opinion about me, or so I thought until I surprised my self when tears came to my eyes. I'm going to find out if she has a way for us "Scanners" to get past life 101. Thanks for posting.

[bev3anne]

I'm reading "Refuse to Choose".  Passion for living has returned! Scanning is a good thing. Thank you so much Barbara!

[en101com]

Incredible she was talking about me. But my question is: How a "jack of all trade, master of none" make it big, if he is always missing the mark or just been a jumping bean?

Thanks for this video (audio)!