What do you do to remember your why?
You know… your why. Why do you do what you do. What was your passion when you began that project. What was your inspiration that propelled you to action?
Is your “Why” strong enough to create emotion?
It’s important to have a strong “why”. If your why doesn’t tug at your heart strings, chances are it won’t be strong enough to cling to should things become difficult. A strong why will be easy to remember…
Have difficulties clouded your why?
It’s a fact that on this earth there are going to be ups and downs. There are good times and not so good times. Sometimes those difficult times can blot your why into oblivion. People do various things to keep their focus on their why… what works well for one person isn’t always the best approach for another. What do you do to remember your why?
Here’s are some great suggestions. Of course taking a break to regroup is a tactic that works for some, while others just want to push through. Sometimes we just need to re-focus and try something different. Maybe spending the day with loved ones, or just re-connecting with nature. Exercising is always an amazing way to clear out stress and tension.
Remember…
The only time your truly fail in your endeavors is when you choose to quit. The voices that speak negative words in your mind are not your friend. This is when energy therapy is very effective. Sometimes those negative Nellies are simply energetic crimps from inherited DNA.
erstand how the scriptures apply to my life. I relish in the strength I receive from understanding the Atonement applies to me personally – to lift me when low, and to direct me when life gets tough. I’m grateful I have lived the blessing of having a companion who is devoted to me, who puts up with me and yet still loves me, who has been angry or extremely frustrated with me yet has not given up on me the past 40 years. I know this is becoming more rare in our current world. It is my hope and prayer that men & women who have fallen into the prophesied trap will realize the path they are on, and change their path!
and gradual successes. Over the years, I’ve seen my family go through much of what other families face. The struggling came to a head several years ago when my mother passed away. That was a true game changer for me. I wallowed in victim energy and steeped in caretaker energy. This seems to be the emotions that many women in
general deal with. But for me, it was devastating. I reached out for help, but the help I received was not expected! I felt a calling to energy work. This was beyond my comprehension because as a religious person, in the past I had distanced myself from anything such as this. My mother was a Reiki practitioner, and she, liking all things out there, put a spin on Reiki that I personally couldn’t justify. I distanced myself from her and other members of my immediate family. So when I hit rock bottom, I was shocked at the calling I received to embrace energy therapy. When I considered the SimplyHealed Method®, it was very important to me that it was not contrary to my religious beliefs. I put my shingle out and began a practice. I’ve enjoyed my clients and being able to help others. I’ve often thought about how my life would be so different today had I began energy work 20 or even 30 years ago!
A friend sent this to me. I recall reading it many years ago. At that time it left me with negative emotions and fuel to beat myself up with. Since that time, I’ve discovered that through the simple tools of energy work, I can leave those negative emotions behind. Now, as I read this poem, my heart is filled with joy and purpose!
