The Chosen Path
We live in a growingly chaotic and noisy world where it is easy to lose your way. You might be feeling frustration, unease, restlessness or a growing level of anxiety that is made worse by what you encounter and experience day in and day out.
Have hope! Happiness, purpose is somewhere nearby. You just need to rediscover and grab onto the thread that leads you to it. It's there, I promise you.
When you do this, you might be surprised to discover that you begin to travel through your life in a different direction. For some, the shift is only slight. For others, it is an entirely new and a profound change. Regardless, you will find greater happiness, purpose and peace.
Remember that in life, you control only one thing-your ability to choose.
Chosen Path Media was established from a series of personal and traumatic experiences. These experiences led to a catastrophic hit and run cycling accident that flat-lined The Chosen Path's founder and left him in a Level One Trauma Center ICU. Several short months later, he had defied the odds and achieved a dramatic recovery, all signs of the trauma and injuries miraculously gone.
This series of successive events were not a random calamity. Rather, it was the universe simply helping to change his understanding, path and direction. Sometimes we are going the wrong way and doing the wrong things without knowing it.
Our purpose at The Chosen Path is to help you find your true way and change direction while avoiding any further pain and hardship you find in your status quo.
The Chosen Path
Houston...we may have a problem.
A voice came across as a thin, tinny voice into the Apollo 13 Mission Control Center located in Houston, Texas in the '60's after a fire broke out in the small capsule.
"Houston, we may have a problem."
The fire was quickly contained in the cramped compartment but did devastating damage to many of the systems necessary to control, navigation and life support.
However, the story has a happy ending. With a clear realization of the reality they were operating in, the astronauts and the ground crew with Intention, Grit and Awareness applied creative solutions to what might have seemed an impossible problem, dooming the crew to an inevitable fate.
They had a problem but they did not operate in a world of certainty. They had choices. It was hard, it was scary and it had a large amount of uncertainty but they did not give up.
The astronauts survived and because of the team's actions, the Apollo program continued and marched forward over programs and generations to a place where we are today. All because of a series of decisions.
Our society's check engine light is on. It's a warning and a diagnostic notification. The engine hasn't frozen or thrown a rod. Nor has it yet lost it's power. Sure, it is running rough but it can be repaired.
And that just begins by paying attention to what each of us, as individuals can do.
“Everyone thinks of changing the world, but no one thinks of changing himself.”
― Leo Tolstoy
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