In the 1st part of How to Write New Year's Resolutions That Work, I outlined writing different, more powerful Resolutions for manifesting your desires. As promised, here’s a few guidelines to keep in mind while writing your new powerful Resolutions: 1. Write resolutions that don't have a time limit. If you’re extremely attached to a specific deadline…
Monday, December 29, 2008
As we approach the New Year, we also look back in 2008 and feel proud of what we accomplished or beat ourselves up for not following through with our Resolutions. The problem with traditional New Year's Resolutions is that they hardly ever work in your favor. Here's a better way to approach writing what you want to have, be, and do for 2009...
Limiting Belief
I’m a loser who quits everything I start.
Playback Affirmation
Even though my quitting this project (or career path) makes me feel like a loser who quits everything I start…I deeply and completely accept myself. And I am choosing to empower myself by letting go of roles and projects that limit me from expressing who I am and what I have to offer this World.
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Limiting Belief
I’m afraid I will [fail at this, not be good at, be unqualified to work on] this new project.
Playback Affirmation
Even though I’m afraid of starting this [new project, book, artwork, assignment], I deeply and completely accept myself. And I am willing to plug into the Divine Creator and trust that I am guided in everything that I [create. . .write, paint, design, build, compose, manage].
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Tuesday, December 30, 2008
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