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6 contributions to Living Strong Community
What Are You Entertaining?
The other day, one of my mentors asked me a question that i noted in my journal. “Do you entertain negative thoughts?” Not whether they appear. They will. We’re human. We’ve lived. We’ve been bruised. We’ve taken hits. Thoughts come and go like weather. The real question is this: Do you give them a chair at your table? That word — entertain — is powerful. When you entertain something, you give it time. Attention. Energy. You make space for it. And here’s what I know after 60-plus years of living, rebuilding, starting over, and evolving: Thoughts become words. Words become beliefs. Beliefs become actions. Actions become direction. Direction becomes destiny. If I constantly rehearse thoughts like: “I’m behind.” “I’m too old.” “I should be further.” “This won’t work.” Then I begin speaking those words. And when I speak them long enough, I start to believe them. And when I believe them, I act smaller. And when I act smaller, my world shrinks. That’s not philosophy. That’s training. In martial arts, we don’t rise to our hopes. We return to what we practice. And many of us practice negative thinking without realizing it. Now hear me clearly: This is not about pretending everything is perfect. It’s not about ignoring pain. I’ve had two hip replacements. I’ve faced debt. I’ve faced doubt. I’ve had hard seasons. This is about discipline. You can acknowledge a negative thought without entertaining it. You can say: “I see you.” “I understand why you showed up.” “But you don’t get to run this house.” Then you replace it with something stronger. Not fantasy. Not hype. Truth. “I am learning.” “I am adapting.” “I am becoming.” “I am still in the fight.” “I am still useful.” “I am still building.” That shift changes your nervous system. It changes your posture. It changes your tone. It changes your decisions. And decisions, repeated daily, build a life. This is the Power of Self. Self-awareness to notice the thought. Self-control to interrupt it. Self-discipline to replace it. Self-respect to speak better words over your own life.
What Are You Entertaining?
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Some cycles and days are better than others. But I at least know the impact negative thoughts have and the self awareness to know when I'm entertaining negative thoughts, so that I can change and adjust my thoughts.
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Awe thanks @Peter Liciaga . what a wonderful compliment. I appreciate you.
Merry Christmas, Living Strong family.
Today is a gentle reminder to slow down, breathe deep, and take in the people and moments that truly matter. Whether today is loud or quiet, joyful or reflective, know this: you are part of a community that sees you, values you, and walks alongside you. Thank you for showing up here with honesty, courage, and heart. May today bring you peace, gratitude, and a renewed sense of purpose as we continue Living Strong together.
Merry Christmas, Living Strong family.
1 like • Dec '25
Merry Belated Christmas and happy new year
The Quiet Power of Checking In. Coffee & Courage (12/21)
This morning’s Coffee & Courage reflection builds on yesterday’s writing and the simple truth that resonated with many: how quietly we can stop checking in with ourselves. Not because something is wrong.Not because we’re failing.But because life fills up — and we keep handling what needs handling. This wasn’t a talk about fixing anything or creating change.Just a gentle invitation to slow down, notice where you are, and allow clarity to come from attention rather than effort. If you’re in a season where things aren’t falling apart — but something feels slightly off — this reflection is for you. You might ask yourself today, just once: “How am I really doing — without needing to fix it?” Take it at your own pace. Living Strong. Always.
The Quiet Power of Checking In. Coffee & Courage (12/21)
2 likes • Dec '25
Wow, did you read my mind? Just yesterday, I was thinking how I needed some time to check back in with myself to review, and reflect on where I am at mentally, emotionally, and physically.
Welcome to the Living Strong Community, Brittany Brown! 👋💛
@Brittany Brown, it’s truly a gift to have you here. We first connected through @Kevin Gregg’s Working Creatives group, and I’m grateful our paths crossed there — your presence, your clarity, and your spirit stood out right away. I also love the work you do. Helping spiritually inclined solopreneurs — especially those balancing a 9–5 — find clarity and build consistency… that takes heart, patience, and real lived wisdom. Your community, The Clarity Circle, speaks to that beautifully. And your answer to our question… You shared that your #1 passion in your free time is "meditation and sitting quietly, letting your mind wander." That speaks volumes about your inner awareness. Silence… reflection… openness… that gentle wandering of the mind — that’s powerful work. That’s Living Strong from the inside out. When you get a moment, drop a quick comment and say, 👉 “I’m here and ready to Live Strong.” I’d love to welcome you in real time. To the Tribe — let’s give Brittany a warm “Welcome!” and “Glad you’re here!” Brittany, honored to have you with us. One Tribe. One Mission. Living Strong. 💛🔥
Welcome to the Living Strong Community, Brittany Brown! 👋💛
2 likes • Dec '25
Awe thanks for the warm and inviting welcome. This speaks volumes to your love of building connections and community. I am excited to be here.
1 like • Dec '25
@Amanda Tagliavia thank you. Im happy to be here. @Peter Liciaga has such wise words to learn from
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Welcome to the Living Strong Community This is a community to help and support people at a midlife crossroads who feel, deep down, that continuing the same way is no longer possible — and are ready to evolve with clarity, honesty, and steadiness. Before you do anything else, schedule a free Coffee & Chat call with me so I can add you to the Living Strong Inner Circle module. 👉 Schedule your Coffee/Tea Chat here: https://calendly.com/peterliciaga/coffee-tea-chat Second, introduce yourself to the community by commenting on this post. Once these two things are done, check out these resources: - Living Strong: The Power of Defining Moments (Audio & PDF of Peter's book): https://www.skool.com/living-strong-projects-4046/classroom/eb70b54e?md=4869d0d64f924192a8ca5f12af342efd - Live Recording Replays: https://www.skool.com/living-strong-projects-4046?c=1313168244e64c4b80dcb115e267ff28&s=newest&fl= It's great to have you here! — Peter
Please Read First
4 likes • Dec '25
One of the realizations I've had in 2025 was the idea of self discovery and improvement coming from a sense of worthiness and potential. Contrary to what the "self-help" business wants you to believe, which is that you're broken and need fixing or that you are not good enough, I approach improving my self and life as a way to live up to my purpose and potential, and to show my girls their worthiness, independence and strength. Living strong and with intention so that they feel empowered to do the same.
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I help ambitious people who know success starts within-- Mindset+Strategy+Spirituality=Success Framework ✨Newly Obsessed Romantasy Book Nerd

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