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A Lesson in Letting Go

Catherine Franz

Date: Monday 4:43 pm

 


Do you hear yourself saying?

When I have enough money, I'll...
When I go on vacation, I'll...
As soon as I find the right partner, I'll...
When the house is clean, I'll be able to...
When I can afford a better car, I'll...
When this project is over, I'll...
As soon as I get more clients, I'll...
I can't leave work, or I'll...
When my kids are grown and moved out,I’ll...

How much of your life do you put on hold?

 

During coaching sessions, people share their "I'll's" with
me all the time. The most popular justifications are that
they are waiting waiting for the money or the time to
magically open up.

 

Tracking the reasons over a ten year period and finding the
bottom line truth, people aren't hungry enough to do what it
takes to find or create the money.

 

I'm sure you have accomplished many things in your life
without money. Thus, why would you believe that these I'll
can't be on that list as well?

 

There are five elements involved with achieving prosperity.
Money only one of them. Energy (sometimes mislabelled as
power), love, time and success are the other four.

 

Belief underlies this whole process. The belief that you
need money to accomplish whatever is on your list. The
belief that there are no other options. And so many more.
What are your beliefs that are placing your "I'll's" on your
hold list?

And excellent question. However, until you are aware of
what's on the list, and they are a true want, you don't open
up your vision to their possibilities.

 

The biggest time I was aware of this in my life was some
years back when my father was very ill. He said to me, "Go
after your dream, don't wait for anything." I'm sure you've
heard that as well somewhere in your life.

 

Discussing that further with him, I realized that I didn't
know what I wanted. So I thought. I soon realized that
that wasn't it at all. I just didn't believe it was
possible to "really" live the way I wanted. Since then, I
travelled for a year all over the world, attending and
teaching at conferences, attending universities, and even
personally studying with well-known writers.

 

And how it all came about was still an awesome miracle to
me. Most of the adventure paid for by someone else, or an
organization. But I had to take risks, at least they were
big risks to me. Sometimes I didn't know how I was going to
get there or back, where I was going to sleep, or what to do
in between destinations. In every situation, every
instance, things appeared that still leave me spell bound.

And it all began with a little trust and belief. Since this
time other amazing adventures appeared, including studying
with some of the most amazing people in the world.

Can this happen for you? You bet it can. Dr. Wayne Dyer,
Donald Walsh, and Deepak Chopra, three I now call friends,
tell you all about it in their books and lectures as well.

What underlies all this? One thing -- our belief system.


If you believe you must have money in order to do something,
then you will need to. You closed the window to
possibilities. If you need all the answers before you
start, you will get exactly that, waiting on all the answers
to appear.

 

Have you given up on one of your "I'lls"?

As children, we don't understand adult situations. We hear
this and that and when there are gaps, we toss in whatever
is available from our warehouse of experiences. We usually
carry this learning experience until we're seniors. And there
is an awakening when we realize there are less years ahead
than behind. A new wisdom emerges.

 

Until...you...

1. Ask new questions when these beliefs saboteur your
success.
This is examining that belief. When this occurs,
it is important to ask these valuable questions:

 

(1) What is the belief? You need to name it to claim it.
Many times, we don't want to own that belief -- we avoid
the ownership. This denial dances around until we can no
longer stay behind the way. Until it gets bad enough...
we're broke, eating our loneliness away, and other
destructive habits. Learn to name it, this automatically
starts the change, then take it one step at a time from that
point. Don't look jump the ocean. Stick your toe in the
water. It’s cold water and you need to get used to it a
little at a time. Give it daily conscious thought. Just by
doing this alone, you build the boat that will cross the
ocean.

 

(2) Does the belief serve me any longer? Did the belief
serve you when you were a teenager, and now you are 55?
Adjust it for the age.

 

(3) Who says the belief needs to be this way? What gives
them the right to say this? Are they just transferring
their own belief to you? Don't be willing to accept it.
Form your own. Give it some space.

 

(4) Who will be upset if you change this belief? The fear
of losing someone, confronting someone on their beliefs is
nerve wracking to most people. Do you really need to
confront them on it? No. Do you need to tell them they are
wrong? No. Do you need to let it go and form your own?
Yes.

Take more leaps of faith!

Change your beliefs, every single one that isn't current
serving you. Stop, I'll'ing...or when’ing.

 

It takes space to open up and invite abundance and
prosperity into your life. If your life is too full with
excuses, what ifs, or someday you'll, there isn't any room.

Invest in yourself today and every day of your life, not
just your money.

 

Invest in your own energy, your personal power, your love
for yourself and others, your time, and your success.

The payoff is the biggest in the world...happiness...
living your life now and not later.

 

Be brave, not much, just a little. Take a leap of faith
purposely every day for the next week. When it works,
continue the process. One toe at a time.

 

Create the new space needed to invite abundance in. Go
ahead, go in. The waters fine. Stop waiting for the
eclipse marks to stop. They stop when you take the leap!


Catherine Franz, a Business Coach, specialized in writing,
marketing and product development. Newsletters and
additional articles: http://www.abundancecenter.com
blog: http://abundance.blogs.com

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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