Those who know me, can attest that I dislike plans. I have heard all gurus talk about the need for having a plan and working it.

My aversion to them doesn't have to do with planning but the meaning to assign to the plan itself.

Listen in to see if you commit this mistake...

Today, I share a quote I read in the book "Right Now", by Steve Chandler.

The implication of the statement is powerful and needs deeper reflection.

I invite you to join me in discovering the meaning behind these words...

I'm the 1st one to judge myself on any mistake. I use those judgments as amunition to prepare better or to demand all of me when I commit to do something.

I used to think negative reinforcement was useful but, today, I realized it only feeds into my self-sabotage.

This three words can open the door for positivity to enter your life quickly.

I have a tendency to become aware of patterns that reduce my productivity. This is a follow by self-judgment and some version of punishment.

Well, here's a more useful way to re-frame your mindset and start the process of positive change.

It's not about titles or fancy marketing, or a perfect elevator pitch.

Yes, those are important but not as much as the main objective.

Find a need, determine the problem, fix it.

I have been living with extreme polarity. I jump back and forth between what I didn't do and what I haven't done or still needs to get done.

Have you found yourself doing the same?

It's like I'm always in a place of lack. I'm never good enough.

How can I accomplish something if I'm in a state of constant stress?

I have started reading a book called "Right Now: Mastering the Beauty of the Present Moment", by Steve Chandler.

I thought it interesting that his first chapter relates to Step 1 of my 5 step program to create a life worthy of you.

How many labels do you use to describe yourself and your situation?

Have you ever considered those labels a limiting factor?

Here's my first reaction to the book.

In a conversation with my coach this morning, I became aware of 2 challenges that are delaying my progress and success.

One is my relationship with money. The other is my lack of faith my evolution from employee to business owner.

Today, I want to share things I believed in that no longer serve me; or maybe, they never did.

I submit to you to take a moment to reflect and see if you have been misplacing your faith, too.

This is a new concept I became aware of while listening to an interview about a book called "Spiritual selling."

It's not a religious book but one that focuses on inner congruence and full acceptance of who we are at the moment.

It's giving me a new perspective on my current situation.

Let me know what you come up with.

We seem to be very good at this when we are children but it gets programmed out of us during our schooling years.

Then it comes back to haunt us as a way to think about all the things that could go wrong.

We think it is only a children's thing, yet we don't notice it is a key ingredients for how we have created the life we currently have.

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