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Articles Another Tool For Your Toolbag It is the meaning we assign to events and to people we encounter that affects us for good or ill, not the events or people themselves. - Hendrie Weisinger, Ph.D. Here ís a mental model through which you may flow your houghts, concerns, problems or creative ideas. I am pleased to report very favorable feedback in the results my clients and friends have enjoyed from itís use.
When you have a problem, challenge or project try this model on for size. Stop whatever you may be doing, close your eyes, get quiet and present your thoughts to yourself. Allow yourself to fully feel whatever emotions are coming up for you. It makes no sense to push your feelings aside. In doing so this unexpressed emotion will only find another place to express itself. For some, it may be tightness in the back, shoulders, stomach etc. For others it may be a headache, tiredness or restlessness. Whatever the reactions may be, you will find that a rapid way of turning yourself around is to give yourself the permission to fully feel how you are feeling without judgment. Get to this place of pure being and allow yourself to feel. We were given a wide range of emotions for a reason and they are meant to be expressed. Attention: Now you can give attention to the situation with less negative charge. Try to assume the witness position. Review the circumstance as a disinterested party. This dynamic will help you gain greater understanding and insight. Once youíve made a thorough study of the situation move to ... Subscribe: John@evokeyourgreatness.com It is illegal to reprint articles, in any format (including emails, websites, etc.), without explicit written permission from the author of this article and / or Empowering Caregivers |
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