Establishing your word as law is important. The mind is used to getting away with a lot of promises it never intends to keep.
You tell yourself you’ll do this and that, and then you don’t. You promise to pay your friend on Saturday and you forget, or you deliberately duck out of your obligation. It’s important to establish your word as law unto yourself and others, because that in itself becomes an affirmation of your ever-developing authority over the ego.
If you say to yourself that you will do something, do it. It’s important to establish your word as law unto yourself and others, because that in itself becomes an affirmation of your ever-developing authority over the ego. If you say to yourself that you will do something, do it.
Don’t make promises you won’t keep, and don’t make promises to others if you can’t or won’t follow through. Become immaculate. Be honorable. A life without honor is not worth having. Don’t commit if you don’t have to. If you aren’t sure you can follow through, you can always stall others, saying, “I’m not sure; call me in a week.” People are used to that.
“Infinite Self – 33 Steps To Reclaiming Your Inner Power” by Stuart Wilde ‘Your Word As Law’
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Do I do all the things that I have written in this report? No, not all!
Do I know to do all these things that I have written here? Absolutely!
As in Zen, the trick is to become one with the activity, to engage in it fully, to see and appreciate all details – be it hiking in the woods, penning an essay, or tightening the chain on a motorcycle.
However, you will not find ‘all the details’ here. Just enough to get you on your way.
Enjoy the journey!
Self Improvement, lifestyle, motivational are all buzz words at the moment and there is a whole army of people expounding certain theories and courses. The unfortunate thing is that we read the contents and totally agree with all that is said , we then put the book down and get ready to do all we were told. Two days later the book is back on the book shelf with all the other self help books and there it lies until you actually read it again, or you are having a clear out and decide to throw it out because it did not work. In the meantime you have just carried on as normal and are surprised that you do not feel any different.
One of the reasons that it did not resonate with you, was because it expected you to make major changes and devote lots of time to following the advice. Once again we are too busy filling every hour with the life we so desperately want to change.Next time you read a book or hear any advice, just take a small part and concentrate on that until you see the results. Once you have done this once, you will not be able to stop yourself doing another part, eventually you will have created the change you wanted and you are on your way to the new life you were searching for.
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Give yourself a new perspective if your energy is low.
Imagine you are in a business of your own and things are not faring well. What are all the thoughts that you have when you say the word ‘business’. As Dr Phil would say, “How’s that working for you?” If you are not producing your desired results, could you attach some new thoughts to the word ‘business’ or give your enterprise another ‘label’, one that empowers you?
If you have integrity, nothing else matters. If you don’t have integrity, nothing else matters….Alan Simpson
Have you read my article about integrity at my Forward Steps site?
Before Scott Stratten opens the world of “Thank God It’s Monday“, feel free to listen to a recent radio interview about how to work/live without allowing the day of the week to dictate your happiness!
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