Change doesn’t come easy for most of us.
Does it for you?
Isn’t it your time now to stop procrastinating?
Several nights ago I was listening to a New Wealth Experience interview of Ariane De Bonvoisin, an expert on handling life changes. Even though I had never heard of her before, I decided to take the time to listen because her topic of handling changing times with clarity and hope was perfect for me on that day.
I was feeling down that afternoon. My business wasn’t progressing the way I expected. Then while going through older emails, one of them caught my attention.
The email that attracted me was inviting me to listen for free to a series of interviews of 21 thought leaders, including several stars of the movie, ‘The Secret’. These leaders are experts in helping others achieve health, wealth and happiness in their lives, so I decided to register.
As luck would have it, the first call was that same night and was about the very topic I needed that day. That call really helped get me out of my sad state.
Would you like a few highlights of that interview?
Okay, here’s some of what I wrote in my notes and also questions for you to ask yourself:
The Change Guarantee: From this change something good will come.
– Are you expecting good things to happen rather than expecting the worst?
– Why not expect the best?
Whatever is missing in your life is what you’re not giving.
– Are you giving enough of your time to your loved ones?
– Are you giving service to your community?
– Are you giving money to those less fortunate than you?
When you give, you must do it in a way of generosity. I loved hearing Ariane tell her special way of giving to a homeless person and some of the reactions she has received.
When you start doing for someone else, it shifts the energy of how you’re feeling.
Resistance is what causes us so much pain.
– If you could stop the pain of resistance by making a change, why wouldn’t you?
Get yourself out of that pain!
Did you answer my questions?
If not, go back and do it now!
And then read these lyrics from my song, ‘Uplifted and Inspired’:
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“Take action now.
It’s up to you.
Be remembered for
all the good that you do.”
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Time for you to stop procrastinating, isn’t it?
Follow the path of highly successful people. Listen and learn.
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Till next time…
Wishing you peace, love and happiness,
Joyce Marie
Songwriter and singer
Founder, LessonsFromLyrics.com
P.S. I’ll be listening to another empowering interview tonight. What will you be doing?
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10 replies on “When Will You Stop Procrastinating and Embrace Change?”
Great advice, Greg! Thank you!
Even though we already know that change is inevitable, we seem to always fight against it – fighting to keep what’s familiar. I guess it’s human nature to defend our comfort zones. I think we should just take it one day at a time. We should always remember that it’s our perception that affects us – our thoughts, reactions, and feelings. We do have the ability to choose our perceptions.
Sometimes I just have to force myself to sit down, and paint. This is my work and I don’t always want to do it – I love to procrastinate. We have to push ourselves.
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Yes Leon, it’s definitely better to be positive. Thanks for commenting.
Thanks Rinat. I appreciate your comment. Yes, once you get over that challenging hump, it is easy.
I have a hard time with procrastination. I’ve found that it really only takes a lot of energy in the beginning to get over that hump of procrastination and then you just start rolling and its easy to keep going.
Thinking about Negative will only lead you to negative aspects and approaches, so its better to be positive irrespective of result, atleast negative result with positive approach will never bother you.
Thanks for your comment, David.
yes it is very essential in business, because in business one should be focused totally and confident, when one is strong from within, he/she can surely get success in any firm he/she steps to.
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Thanks for sharing this information. Generosity toward others is a wonderful way to stop thinking and worrying about oneself.