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Setting Intentions Effortlessly Using Psychology For The Kingdom

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Do intentions matter or not?

by Dr. Ioana Popa

Do intentions matter or not for the Kingdom? And if so, how can I set intentions in a way that feels effortless? Is there a way that God created our brain to support us in this?

These are common questions that I hear often from my students and clients, and I am here to say that
- YES - intentions do matter
- YES - we can set intentions in an effortless way, without adding one more thing on our TO-DO list
- and YES - God created our brain in an amazing way, and we can use our HIDDEN BRAIN POWER HOUSE to build habits and send intentions effortlessly.

Since we are often pulled in so many directions, iti s common to rely on striving, in order to get things done.

And when we don't accomplish what we want, it is easy for us to get disappointed in ourselves, not to mention the accumulated chronic stress from all that striving!

But not all things we do are equal in power and positive impact.

In this episode, you will learn about a subtle psychological concept that can help you set intentions effortlessly and why this works, so that we can listen to God's command to 'commit to the Lord in whatever we do' and stay on track with our main goals for the week in an effortless way.

Ready to learn how setting intentions can make a significant positive impact on your busy life and integrate psychology, spiritual care, and Christianity to help you achieve results quicker with less effort? Click PLAY NOW.

I hope this resource blesses you!

Sending you many blessings and prayers in Christ,

Dr. Ioana

 

 

 

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