Here is one thing I know to be absolutely true:
If you don’t make decisions for you, people who are not vested in you get to make those decisions for you. And that doesn’t have to mean that those people are bad or wrong, but they might not have the same priorities as you - for you.
All too often people live life in hamster-wheel mode, running from thing to thing to thing and feeling like they have to react faster and faster to what is going on around them instead of being in charge of it.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
You have the power to change your whole situation.
It starts with making a choice. A different decision. Even one little decision can start you on an entirely new path.
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Erin Marcus
Give yourself a break but don’t let yourself off the hook.
Ever get frustrated with yourself because you haven’t been able to:
🤯 Just let “it” go already
😨 Burst past that limiting belief
😢 Stop replaying that very not helpful story in your head
🥺 Reach that goal
😰 Make that quantum leap
I could continue but you probably want me to stop already. 🤷🏻♀️
🔥 Give yourself a break!
You’re up against neuroscience and subconscious programming and all sorts of very human reasons why things are often harder than you want them to be.
🔥 So give yourself a break!
But……
Don’t let yourself off the hook ‼️
Just because things feel uncomfortable doesn’t mean we give up. It just means we have more to learn about how to get from where we are to where we want to be. 💣
The harder you are on yourself though, the harder the process will be.
So, give yourself a break. But don’t let yourself off the hook.
Don’t quit.
You have great things left to do. 🌱
DON'T STOP NOW!
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