How to March to Your Own Drum

By Wee Dilts

Here for the first time you get the Amazing new secrets of how to discover the drummer within. Now you can utilize these exciting new strategies on how to tune into the still small voice within. 
And that’s just the beginning. Today you can unlock the secrets of how to march to your own drum. You’ll no longer be one of the pack. You’ll know exactly what to do when you hear a different drummer.
For the first time you will know who you are and be unafraid to listen to the drummer within. Grab the E book today and start marching to your own drum.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Wee Dilts
• Release date: Mar 12, 2013
• ISBN: 9781497720091

Wee Dilts

Here’s the incredible story of how Wee Dilts came to write these dynamite self help E courses. Wee started as a physical education teacher. Her awareness of the need for a special “Opportunity P.E.” classes for the potential drop out students led her to create such a class and programs today are  modeled after her pilot program. She next earned degrees in counseling and psychology and spent the next several years counseling, her special interests automatically drew her to the troubled fringe group. She then developed a curriculum of four classes for these students, whereby many graduated that would certainly have slipped through the cracks without this program. Wee met her own crisis with alcohol. For thirty plus years she has been a sober member of Alcoholics Anonymous. Simultaneously with sobriety she began the study of New Age Metaphysical teachings. She writes self help articles and ebooks based on these philosophies. When she switched careers to Real Estate, Once again she saw a need for a Flat Fee Multiple Listing program which would help For Sale by Owners save money. She created the first such Flat Fee Real Estate Franchise. She wrote the Training manuals which are now available at http://changeyourlifeebooks.com    You can readily see she has the life experiences and training to give you expert guidance and show you How to Change Your Life. That’s what we offer here at  Change Your Life E books.

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How to March to Your Own Drum

Contents

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I. What is the Drummer within?

Define the Drummer

Where is it?

II. How to Find Your Drummer

Recognize it

Claim it

III. How to March to the Beat of Your Drummer

Come to believe it

Listen to the Voice Within

How to March With Your Drummer

How to March to Your Own Drum

What is the Drummer within?

Henry David Thoreau

"If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears; however measured or far away"

The drummer is the small voice within that calls to us. When we pay no attention, our external experiences take the form of:

Unrest

Dis ease

Resentments

Worry

Fear

A burning desire may be the drummer within, the small voice saying. Hear me

Hubert Humphrey

"The great challenge which faces us is to assure that in our society of big-ness, we do not strangle the voice of creativity, that the rules of the game do not come to overshadow its purpose, that the grand orchestration of society leaves ample room for the man who marches to the music of another drummer"

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Ask yourself:

What do you want?

What’s your persistent dream?

What calls to you over and over?

It may be the drummer from the jungle within sending you a message.

It may be the voice of God, the Universal Mind trying to communicate with you. People call it many things. It is all the same, no matter the name we give it.

Each person has a unique blueprint; with a particular part to play in the Universe. No teacher, no guru can find it for you, it exists within. You must listen to the voice within to find your personal drummer.

Rhythm and drums have been used to express feelings and accompany rituals and religious ceremonies for centuries. They are known to have existed since 6000 BC.

It’s been said that the drum was the first form of a telephone, communicating, relaying messages over vast distances. There are many variations of drums. Gourds and logs have been used to beat