When was the last time you stopped long enough to consider who you really are? Because some of us have had to assume so many different roles in our lives, there may be times when we must step back in order to recollect who we really are.
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Who Am I, Really?
What’s Your Story?
(Part 2 of 2)
So, what’s your story? Think about it for a moment. Pretend it is being played on a wide screen in HD. Sit back and observe the story – the moves, the plays, the words and the plot. At the end of the story, ask yourself, “Is this story serving me well?” “Does it hold me back or move me forward in an empowering way?’ The process may take a little time, but you might find it is well worth your effort. Perhaps you will discover it is time to shift your story’s perspective or maybe you will uncover validation that it is a perspective which you should cling to because of its enduring value to who you are.What’s Your Story?
(Part 1 of 2)
Between exercise repetitions at my gym last week, I paused to catch my breath as we exercise enthusiasts normally do between reps. After what must have been an unusually long pause, I heard a cheerful voice speaking to me. It was that of a gym member on the Shoulder Press next to me. In a very concerned manner, he said, “Come back. You’re getting too caught up in the story.” His words jolted me back into the present moment. I slowly turned to him, smiled and said, “You’re probably right.” Of course he was right. I was deeply immersed in a story. Later, I would recall his words as I thought to myself, “Everyone has a story.” No doubt, you have often heard it asked, “What is your story?” or “What is his or her story anyway?”
What Do You Want Most In Life?
What do you want most in your life? I am discovering more and more each day the critical importance of my response to that question. I am also uncovering how closely aligned my wants are to my core values. If my wants, wishes and desires are tied to my values, the odds of my achieving them are pretty high. I get seriously motivated and my confidence level soars also.
Like me, perhaps a big challenge for you when setting goals is trying to determine what you really want. Sometimes it’s a little confusing, isn’t it?
Have you ever taken the time to ask yourself,
Will Your New Year Be Different Than Last Year?
If you always do what you’ve always done, you‘ll always get what you’ve always got.
When you think back to the beginning of 2009, like most people, you probably started the New Year with great intentions. Perhaps you set a few great goals for yourself. Do you remember any goals you set? Perhaps you vowed to lose weight, get a better job, make more money, meet someone or quit smoking. What was the outcome of your goals? Did you achieve what you set out to do in 2009? How did it go?
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Uncovering Your High Self Esteem
High self esteem is connected to your sense of personal worth and value. It can be described as a basic belief that you hold. For example, do you believe that you are capable of completing those tasks necessary to reach your goals? Your answer to that question is important because your self esteem is enhanced by your achievements, feelings about your own strengths, weaknesses and potential.
Move Through Challenges To Reaching Your Goals
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