Disempowerment

Written by Sibyl McLendon


Disempowerment By Sibyl McLendon

“Disempowerment”. What does it mean? It isrepparttar act of you taking away your own personal power! You are actuallyrepparttar 123600 only person who can. When you use certain words and think certain thoughts you “DIS”-empower yourself and make everything harder than it needs to be in your life.

Every time you think, “I can’t do this,” you are creating your own reality, and that makes you exactly right. You can’t! When you tell yourself that you don’t deserve something then you don’t. It really is as simple as that. What you tell yourself is true. It is your reality and you are making it a lot harder for yourself than it needs to be.

The truth is that people can’t take away your empowerment unless you allow them to. You arerepparttar 123601 captain of your ship even if you can’t see it and even if your ship is adrift. When you learn that you can pilot your ship in any direction that you choose, you begin to take back that empowerment and create a wonderful life for yourself. You create it through your beliefs about yourself andrepparttar 123602 words that you say to yourself. You can do anything that you believe you can. Disempowerment is when you tell yourself allrepparttar 123603 things that you CAN’T do.

Let It Be

Written by Sibyl McLendon


Let It Be By Sibyl McLendon

One ofrepparttar most difficult things that we have to learn is to just Let It Be. When life gets tricky, when there is something that we really, really want, when difficult challenges crop up our first inclination as humans is to grab on and worry it like a dog with a bone. We try to force things in order to achieve what it is that we want. We push and we manipulate to makerepparttar 123599 outcome be what we desire it to be.

How many times have you viewed a difficult time as a lesson that you needed to learn, and then allowed things to unfold naturally? Even ifrepparttar 123600 unfolding was painful, did you simply let things flow to their conclusion, learn what there was to be learned from it, release it and move on? It isn’t easy, is it?

One ofrepparttar 123601 most profound quotes I have ever heard isrepparttar 123602 one for AA: “God grant merepparttar 123603 serenity to acceptrepparttar 123604 things I cannot change,repparttar 123605 courage to changerepparttar 123606 things I can, andrepparttar 123607 wisdom to knowrepparttar 123608 difference.” If everyone could learn to follow this sage advicerepparttar 123609 world would be a much better, and a very different place.

The most profound part of that quote is “…the wisdom to knowrepparttar 123610 difference.” Some things are infinitely changeable, but some things are not. When presented with a situation (or person) that you can’t change, repeated attempts to do so is what I liken to banging your head against a stone wall. It is pointless and painful, and it feels so good when you stop! The intelligent thing to do when confronted with this is to Let It Be.

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