What do you really enjoy?
Today I want you to focus on your good points
Yes - you have good points!
We all have good points. Sometimes they get a bit buried in the hustle and bustle of daily life but they are there and you want to be sure to give them expression as often as you can.
It’s your good points that make you of value to the world.
I’m often told by people who feel lost that they have nothing to offer, Nothing to give.
So what should you expect instead?
We were looking at the kind of nonsense we take seriously when we’re deciding to follow our passion.
Thoughts of insufficiency, and worse - implied criticism or disrespect from those who should be supporting us!
So what should we be saying instead of “I’m a failure”?
What habits are getting in your way?
We all have habits.
Most of what we do every day is habit-driven. It makes sense! If you had to stop and make decisions about everything all day long you’d be exhausted by lunchtime!
Still being held up?
Further to last week’s discussion on lack of system and lack of confidence which may be holding you back from making your dream a reality, I want you to look at some more things that may trip you up!
Did you know that everything you need is already there?
We believe we are limited by the world around us.
We believe that we have been short-changed!
Everyone else seems to have what they need - and we don’t! And you know what? If that’s what you believe, that’s just how you’ll stay.
Why do they have goalposts on a football pitch
Imagine how the game would go if there weren’t any!
22 people, running about aimlessly, kicking a ball here or there. Nothing happening. No drama. No joy. No regret.
Just running about kicking a ball.
Practice makes perfect - are you sure?
Practice makes Perfect
BUT in fact that’s a nonsense!
If you’re practising the wrong thing, it will be “Practice makes Imperfect”.
If you’re practising badly, it’ll be “Practice makes Worse”.
It’s all to do with what you’re actually DOING, rather than how much you do it!
Doing what you love all day long
And yet … how many of us are caught up in some sort of Puritan work ethic that means we must not enjoy ourselves?
That enjoying ourselves is somehow self-serving?
“My partner doesn’t support my ideas”
I hear frequently that people have a desire to make changes in their life, but … BUT BUT BUT - there follow lots of buts.
Do you think big? Or do you think small?
Your brain should be your servant. But sometimes it’s your master. You think of something you’d like, and your lizard brain jumps in and says, “Danger! Get back in the cave!”