As Fate Would Have It with Art Dinick

Have you been regretting your past mistakes/choices without any knowledge of how that would have turned out? What if you stopped being insecure about taking chances or allowing other people’s opinions stop you from going after your heart’s desire?

In this episode of the SpeakEasy Podcast, Altovise speaks with Art Dinick, the author of the book As Fate Would Have It. Art was involved in a horrific car accident about 30 years ago, and it was at that moment, he relived his entire life experiences only to realize that past mistakes are meant for shaping our lives.

Listen in to understand that your choices may have been fate’s way of setting you up for something better.

“Don’t dwell on your past mistakes, they’re usually there to set you up for something that’s happened to you right now, or it’s going to happen to you in the future.”- Art [3:17]

What you will learn in this episode:
•[1:27] The car accident that changed how Art viewed life and learned to value past mistakes.
•[5:09] Never let anyone tell you that you can’t do it or allow your fear of failure stop you from going after your dreams.
•[17:32] Understand that everything that’s happened to you has happened for a reason, that fate had a hand in it.
•[19:40] Go after your dreams regardless of what people say or if your insecurities try to stop you.
•[27:17] Why you should read Art’s book As Fate Would Have It and where to find it.

Book: As Fate Would Have It