Artist: Lori Acott
The most important conversations we have in our lives are with ourselves.
As children, we hear our families communicate, observe their interactions and become who we are based on these early exposures to life around us. As adults, we sometimes question what we've learned and want to shed thoughts and ways we have become as a result. This is a profound and wonderful desire, and through this process, we become who we are meant to be.
When we have reached this stage of awareness, we are able to invoke our higher thinking and release our younger thoughts. This is the intersection of what is often the more difficult work we will endeavor upon. With perseverance, dedication, and focus we can change any self talk and manifestations in our lives. New conversations are formed and new outcomes will result.
One might think this is easy or simple. It is not. In fact, this can be a very difficult process even though our goals and thoughts are aligned with this desire. We seek knowledge to change through reading and applying whatever life skills seem fitting for us. And sometimes even with our dedication, this can become overwhelming as we might notice change may not come immediately. Fortunately, this is not unusual.
Conversations with ourselves are so profound that they effect every outcome of our lives. You may have heard the saying, "as you think, so shall you become". If you take a moment to take this in, think about a thought that manifested in something you wanted for yourself. And then think of another thought that caused you not to achieve something you wanted in your life. In both cases, you will notice that the outcome of your thoughts were manifested - either positively or negatively.
While this all sounds somewhat elementary, it is not. So many of us can get caught up in thoughts that don't serve us or that have the power to derail what we want to achieve. For example, you might wish to improve your relationship with your spouse, partner, child or boss, only to realize that you are repeating the same pattern over and over again. And this might lead you to feel stuck in the same old, same old and frustration sets in.
We all have the internal power to change this. If you want to change the conversation with yourself and truly empower yourself with new skills or tuned up old ones, we are here to help you actualize this.
"Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other." - Walter Elliot
As children, we hear our families communicate, observe their interactions and become who we are based on these early exposures to life around us. As adults, we sometimes question what we've learned and want to shed thoughts and ways we have become as a result. This is a profound and wonderful desire, and through this process, we become who we are meant to be.
When we have reached this stage of awareness, we are able to invoke our higher thinking and release our younger thoughts. This is the intersection of what is often the more difficult work we will endeavor upon. With perseverance, dedication, and focus we can change any self talk and manifestations in our lives. New conversations are formed and new outcomes will result.
One might think this is easy or simple. It is not. In fact, this can be a very difficult process even though our goals and thoughts are aligned with this desire. We seek knowledge to change through reading and applying whatever life skills seem fitting for us. And sometimes even with our dedication, this can become overwhelming as we might notice change may not come immediately. Fortunately, this is not unusual.
Conversations with ourselves are so profound that they effect every outcome of our lives. You may have heard the saying, "as you think, so shall you become". If you take a moment to take this in, think about a thought that manifested in something you wanted for yourself. And then think of another thought that caused you not to achieve something you wanted in your life. In both cases, you will notice that the outcome of your thoughts were manifested - either positively or negatively.
While this all sounds somewhat elementary, it is not. So many of us can get caught up in thoughts that don't serve us or that have the power to derail what we want to achieve. For example, you might wish to improve your relationship with your spouse, partner, child or boss, only to realize that you are repeating the same pattern over and over again. And this might lead you to feel stuck in the same old, same old and frustration sets in.
We all have the internal power to change this. If you want to change the conversation with yourself and truly empower yourself with new skills or tuned up old ones, we are here to help you actualize this.
"Perseverance is not a long race; it is many short races one after the other." - Walter Elliot
