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Our MissionWe want to share the practical application of love with the world—starting with teens and young adult—by giving young people a head start in life with the right attitudes and life skills needed for success, as well as by helping them to avoid the hidden pitfalls of life.
No matter where you start, it doesn't determine where you end up in life. Clear Journey provides the attitudes and financial education, along with other life skills, to help... Learn more |
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About the FounderJuan Lee is an Air Force veteran. He served in Desert Storm, the first Gulf War. After serving honorably for over nine years, he returned home to serve his community. He taught in local prisons for over seven years, helping inmates navigate their time of incarceration and preparing them to return back to society.
He learned many new things over his thirty-year, working career. He worked in manufacturing, sales, real-estate investing, resident... Learn more |
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The Beginning of Our JourneyA book written by the founder, Juan Lee, called Love Made Simple—the guide to inner peace, contentment and success—birthed Clear Journey. He embarks on a mission to remove the confusion surrounding love and to provide guidance for a clearer journey through life so that anyone can navigate life successfully as their authentic selves.
We need to give our best selves to each other to preserve and protect humanity for the next generation, while... Learn more |
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A Charity Organization in BrandywineClear journey is 501c3 charity organization based in Maryland. It has local and national board members that provide a diverse perspective to the organization. Partnering with many schools and other community-based organizations.
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Our Services
Areas of Expertise
One-on-One Coaching (Group Coaching Plus)
One-on-one coaching involves 6 one-hour sessions over a 12-week period. You also receive:
One-on-one coaching involves 6 one-hour sessions over a 12-week period. You also receive:
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Blog
Humility Can Bring out the Best In Each of Us - Posted on: 12/14/2021
https://ww/w.youtube.com/watch?v=Kd6m_UZI0MA&feature=emb_imp_woyt
My experience with education in the formative years of my life lacked real achievement. So when I say I graduated from high school and was unprepared for life, that’s where I was. I had to find a way to overcome the limitation in my own way. That realization was the key for me. I had to figure it out for myself. The thing that worked for me was an attitude of humility. Humility—the quality of being free of arrogance or pride!
Humility changes the dynamics of any situation in a way that minimizes oneself so that you can get the good out of it. One of love’s biggest sacrifices is acknowledging the reality that you could be taken advantage of and in spite of that possibility, you still do it.
The person opposing you, for example, could appear to be the victor—and that’s the sacrifice necessary to love. With humility, the situation can be neutralized in a way that benefits all.
No one can “take” something that’s been given to them. The only thing that you can do is to know yourself enough to understand the reason people want to take advantage of or try to hurt or harm you. There’s only one reason: They don’t know how to love. They’re trying to protect something they don’t even own, and they’re trying to take advantage of something that’s not theirs to take.
Fearing people’s opinion or thoughts isn’t the answer, however. Love allows you to be open, to humble yourself. It requires that you be secure in who you are.
Humility has allowed me, the kid who struggled to retain words and sentences in school, the kid who threw tables and chairs and tried to deflect and hide from his problems, to put his truth into writing and share it with the world because I don’t want anybody to feel the way I felt.
Original article: https://juanleetheauthor.com/humility-can-bring-out-the-best-in-each-of-us/
My experience with education in the formative years of my life lacked real achievement. So when I say I graduated from high school and was unprepared for life, that’s where I was. I had to find a way to overcome the limitation in my own way. That realization was the key for me. I had to figure it out for myself. The thing that worked for me was an attitude of humility. Humility—the quality of being free of arrogance or pride!
Humility changes the dynamics of any situation in a way that minimizes oneself so that you can get the good out of it. One of love’s biggest sacrifices is acknowledging the reality that you could be taken advantage of and in spite of that possibility, you still do it.
The person opposing you, for example, could appear to be the victor—and that’s the sacrifice necessary to love. With humility, the situation can be neutralized in a way that benefits all.
No one can “take” something that’s been given to them. The only thing that you can do is to know yourself enough to understand the reason people want to take advantage of or try to hurt or harm you. There’s only one reason: They don’t know how to love. They’re trying to protect something they don’t even own, and they’re trying to take advantage of something that’s not theirs to take.
Fearing people’s opinion or thoughts isn’t the answer, however. Love allows you to be open, to humble yourself. It requires that you be secure in who you are.
Humility has allowed me, the kid who struggled to retain words and sentences in school, the kid who threw tables and chairs and tried to deflect and hide from his problems, to put his truth into writing and share it with the world because I don’t want anybody to feel the way I felt.
Original article: https://juanleetheauthor.com/humility-can-bring-out-the-best-in-each-of-us/
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