New Goals Require New Change
Are You Willing to Grow and Change with New Goals?.When you think about your goals and objectives, are you nurturing these goals with your emotional reactions of faith, hope, belief and other prosperous emotions? Or are you filled with worry, anxiousness and an ever-present response of ‘Where IS it?' ?
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Certainly, never ending patience with your goals isn’t the answer to manifesting them. If something takes longer to manifest than you want it to, you’re bound to feel frustrated. But you do need to watch your reactions since you are literally pouring energy into your outcome when you react and emote.
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The next time you feel discouraged that your goals aren’t coming to fruition as quickly as you’d like for them to, consider the possibility that you’re resisting the very wisdom you’re supposed to be learning through this process.
.When we embark on a new goal we often think we’ll get the luxury of staying the same while getting to enjoy a new accomplishment. It doesn’t always work that way.
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As soon as we set new goals the Universe agrees with us that this is what we shall have and enjoy. Then we’re asked to grow and change and release limiting thoughts, beliefs, emotional patterns and behaviors that don’t energetically don’t match our desired goal.
.Sounds like a reasonable exchange, doesn’t it?
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So, the next time you feel like screaming in frustration that you don’t yet have what you want, stop and consider what you might be resisting instead. It might just be the thing you want most.
Strive to be truly aware of what you’re energetically sending out into the world, and your creations; and aim to be at peace and to flow with the things you desire.
.Author: This article, originally titled "For More Happiness & Prosperity, Watch How You React to Your Goals, Objectives," was written by Melissa Van Rossum. She is the creator of the TruAwareness process, which is revealed in her book "All You've Ever Known." Melissa's teachings show one how to deepen their intuition to live a happier, authentic and more rewarding life. Visit her at: http://www.AllYouveEverKnown.com/blog
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David Schaefer is an entrepreneur and writes on the topics of personal development. Follow David's insights at http://twitter.com/davidschaefer
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Certainly, never ending patience with your goals isn’t the answer to manifesting them. If something takes longer to manifest than you want it to, you’re bound to feel frustrated. But you do need to watch your reactions since you are literally pouring energy into your outcome when you react and emote.
.
The next time you feel discouraged that your goals aren’t coming to fruition as quickly as you’d like for them to, consider the possibility that you’re resisting the very wisdom you’re supposed to be learning through this process.
.When we embark on a new goal we often think we’ll get the luxury of staying the same while getting to enjoy a new accomplishment. It doesn’t always work that way.
.
As soon as we set new goals the Universe agrees with us that this is what we shall have and enjoy. Then we’re asked to grow and change and release limiting thoughts, beliefs, emotional patterns and behaviors that don’t energetically don’t match our desired goal.
.Sounds like a reasonable exchange, doesn’t it?
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So, the next time you feel like screaming in frustration that you don’t yet have what you want, stop and consider what you might be resisting instead. It might just be the thing you want most.
Strive to be truly aware of what you’re energetically sending out into the world, and your creations; and aim to be at peace and to flow with the things you desire.
.Author: This article, originally titled "For More Happiness & Prosperity, Watch How You React to Your Goals, Objectives," was written by Melissa Van Rossum. She is the creator of the TruAwareness process, which is revealed in her book "All You've Ever Known." Melissa's teachings show one how to deepen their intuition to live a happier, authentic and more rewarding life. Visit her at: http://www.AllYouveEverKnown.com/blog
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David Schaefer is an entrepreneur and writes on the topics of personal development. Follow David's insights at http://twitter.com/davidschaefer
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Labels: achieving a goal, david schaefer, goal setting, how to achieve a goal, melissa van rossum
posted by David Schaefer @ Monday, December 01, 2008
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