Acceptance is healing. When I accept the existense of a negative thouht, I give myself the gift of choice. I can choose to believe the negative thought and allow it to stop me. I can investigage the negative thought and determine if it is true, which in almost all cases it isn't. I can acknowledge the positive thought and choose to do all I can to act on that positive thought, inspite of the negative thought.
Every time we acknowledge the existence of the negative thought and choose not to act on it, we claim more of our infinite power.
Here's an example because example is the most powerful form of leadership.
My energy and enthusiasm go off the charts when I think about advancing win/win thinking in the world. Along with that come thoughts including, who do you think you are, you can't do that; you don't have the resources to do that; you don't have the communication skills to do that; what makes you think you can do that when so many before you have failed; even if you had the power to do that, you'd probably misuse that power; and so on.
Now accepting the thoughts in my mind, it's up to me to decide which to act on. I choosed to advance win/win thinking in the world to the point where it is the dominant thinking in the world. I have the drive, conviction, determation and strength to pick myself up and try again and again until I create that world. I've created what I've been committed to despite negative thoughts to the contrary over and over. I have the energy to do it again.
Find what you're totally and completely committed to in your life and go after it with all you've got. That's how to experience being vitally alive. The gift of being vitally alive is the greatest gift you could ever give yourself and the world.
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