Katherine Woodward Thomas

And so I see this book as the privilege that it is.

So that future of repositioning how we all engage personal development work to turbocharge our capacity to outgrow the imprinting of our past and create the lives that we want to be living.

And ultimately, Lewis, the world that we want to be living in.

because this is what we need to learn how to do for ourselves so we can bring it into the world.

That future just carried me and is carrying me today.

Like I'm still in treatment, right?

So it got better and all the tumors went away and they shrunk and now some of them are back.

You know, so you're on a journey when you're dancing with atypical cells, but you see like truthfully, I'm just, you know, this is life and we all go through hardships.

So when you have a context of the future that you're living into, it repositions the challenges that we're in.

And you can live your life not from where you are trying to get to that future, but from that future, which then informs who do I need to be today.

Yes.

So it has really only truthfully increased my strength and increased my capacity to stand in that positive possible future.

I vision every day a future where my body is healthy.

I thank God every day for healing my body.

And at the same time, I'm aware that we're all only here for a minute.

And we might as well do what God put us on this earth to do or what we feel in our souls.

were put here for and get busy living into that future.

Because time is finite on this level.

And so I accept that.

I'm 68.