Do you really believe that you can have a better quality of life? Or is it just a thought that you play around with from time to time?
Hear this, the more you embody what you want your life to look like, the more committed you will be to taking action.
I learned this lesson on my own quest to achieve holistic alignment in my life. I was holding myself back, sabotaging my progress by making excuses and holding on to a list of things I’d pre-decided that I wouldn’t do.
What it boiled down to was, I didn’t want to make any real sacrifices and I was never going to have the life of my dreams with that mindset.
I remember the deep conviction that I felt one day when I looked in the mirror after complaining and being frustrated with where I was. The Holy Spirit opened my eyes and allowed me to see that I, not my circumstances, was the one responsible for where I was not. It was MY excuses that kept me feeling unhappy and stuck.
That conviction, coupled with support and a mindset shift, helped me to begin to make real progress toward my goals. When I moved beyond fantasizing about my dreams and started doing what was necessary to make them a reality, my excuses and my “I’m not doing that” list started to shrink.
You may be trying to justify where you are (or where you’re not) with excuses like I did. So, I’ll say again, the more you embody what you want your life to look like, the more committed you will be to taking action.
How can you embody what you want your life to look like?
- Identify and embrace your why. Your why will keep you moving forward during challenging times.
- Shift your mindset by creating empowering stories for your life. What you believe matters.
- Visualize and act. See it before you see it and consistently take next-level actions.
Know this – you do not have to settle for being stuck.
You can create a better story for your life. You have the power to change the dial and live on a higher frequency.
Are your beliefs helping you to achieve what you desire or are they limiting you and impeding upon your progress? Let me know in the comments.