In this issue:
You cannot step twice into the same river.

Current Events:
Launch celebration begins today! There’s a whole new inthecurrent.com.

Now through October 2, I’m offering 50-minute Navigation Sessions at special launch celebration rates for Current of Life subscribers and In the Current clients.

What’s a Navigation Session? It’s a coaching session that occurs by phone and is focused on utilizing one of the tools from the new website. You can choose a tool to complete and debrief on it with me or let me know which tool you’d like to learn more about.

The special launch celebration rates are:
$59 for subscribers
$39 for clients past/present

This special offer is available for purchase through October 2. Sessions must be scheduled to occur before the end of the year. Request your Navigation Session here.

Make This Your Defining Moment: Download your free workbook here. In it I will guide you to take a powerful and essential first step toward living with greater joy and clarity.

Pass It On
This is a great time to share Current of Life with your friends and colleagues so they can participate in the launch celebration. Thank you for helping me spread the word.

Mark Your Calendar
Take note of these upcoming events. Looking forward to speaking with you!

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The Current Is Always New

You Are New

Same old same old. Get up and do it all over again. These are the expressions we use and how it can feel when the alarm clock goes off in the morning. It takes a conscious effort to approach the same daily routines with newness, yet whether we remember it or not, each day is created new for us and each day, we are able to create anew.

When you sit by a river, the ocean, or other body of water, it’s calming and invigorating at once. Those two qualities together —constancy and vibrancy— are striking. The water is never entirely the same. It is always renewing itself. The same is true of your own body, with billions of cells replacing themselves every single day¹. Each morning, you need only to remember this: you are new. This alone will set you on the right track for the day.

The Current Is New

The current of life is constant and also always new. When you are willing to have new eyes and new ears, new possibilities appear. Consciously thinking new thoughts creates a new mind that receives new insights and reaches new conclusions. New words form new conversations. New decisions and new approaches net new results. It is within your power to see problems differently, see people differently, and see yourself differently. It doesn’t matter what you weren’t able to do yesterday. You can do it today.

Do Something New

Move with the current of life and do something new today.

This Week’s Call To Action:

• Wake up your senses by engaging in an activity that varies from your norm.
• Take a new mind or new heart to an old problem.
• Institute a new daily ritual that renews your spirit.
• Read the new workbook I created especially for you to make this your defining moment. See below for details.

“You cannot step twice into the same river,
for other waters are continually flowing in.”
— Heraclitus

Take Note: In the Current® is new, too!

I’m excited to announce the launch of a brand new inthecurrent.com. It’s been nearly five years since the website originally launched. Now there is a new look, a new platform, and new content for you to access. Shown here is the front cover of Make This Your Defining Moment, a workbook I created with you in mind. New subscribers to Current of Life will receive the workbook when they sign up. Since you’re already a subscriber, use this link to download your copy directly. Please also enjoy the video that goes with the workbook and is posted on the home page. Lastly, be sure to check out the special offer outlined above (see left column). The launch celebration is on!

Big shout-out and sincere thanks to my website and Ezine team: Lisa Micklin, Beth Danica, and Jopa for all your patience and dedication to this project, through various twists and turns. Thank you also to my assistant, Christine Buffaloe, for your excellent collaboration and support in creating the workbook and video. Last and certainly not least, thank you to my team of advisors and “opinionaters” — couldn’t have done it without you!

Here's to you,

Notes:
¹As discussed here, it is inaccurate to say that every cell in the body is replaced every 7-10 years, a statement that is commonly repeated. It is true, however, that different parts of our bodies renew at astounding rates, with billions of cells being replaced every day. For more on this topic see: 2009 NY Times Article ; 2005 NY Times Article