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Starting Now

Wednesday Morning
Inspiration
Starting Now is a free ezine
with practical take action tips
to make the shifts needed to
be unlimited. Create the life
and business you keep thinking
about. Starting Now!
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morning receive a line of inspiration
and an introspective question to get
a boost in the middle of the week.
Be Worry-Free: Stop Worrying
Achieve More ~ April 1, 2008

Hi Readers~

A worry-free person rises to a state of
trust in being able to handle whatever
shows up. Relaxed people may be
cautious or concerned but choose to
focus on problem- prevention or
problem-solving rather than be
paralyzed by worry. Ending worry can
lead to better health, a higher quality
life, and achieving more. Read on to
learn how to be worry-free.

At the source of worry is fear. In the
book Power vs. Force, author David
R. Hawkins, MD, PhD, ranks the
calibration level of fear at 100 on the
scale of consciousness. Why is that
important? He states, " The critical
response point in the scale of
consciousness calibrates at level 200,
which is the level associated with
integrity and courage. All attitudes,
thoughts, feelings, … below that level
of calibration make a person go weak
..." Worrying causes us to freeze, omit
positive outcomes, and weaken
physically and emotionally. So how
can we rise to the stronger place of
trust, open mindedness, and creative
problem-solving?

1~ Know that you can be worry-
free- What we think about is a choice.
It seems hard to stop because we
develop a habit. The brain likes short
cuts, but we can change those patterns
with conscious effort.

2~ Explore the source of your
concern-
Is there a limiting belief or
perception in the way? Is it legitimate or
an over active imagination? Is it warning
you of impending danger or is it the
reaction of an over active habitual
thought pattern?

3A~ If legitimate, shift into action,
then trust-
Gather information/
resources on the situation. Prepare.
Take action, mentally and physically, to
make the best of the situation. Stay in a
place of trust (in yourself, others, God)
that you are capable of handling the
situation. Get the help you need. Be open
to see all choices. Talk with others.

Wednesday April 28, 2008

"Excellence is the unlimited ability
to improve the quality of what you
have to offer." Coach Rick Pitino

Introspective question(s) to
shift into action:

 
What steps can you take towards
excellence at work,  at play, and
in your relationships?

Remember... you are uniquely and
lovingly created, and capable of so
much!

Copyright©2008 Beth Tabak
All Rights Reserved

 
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Making the right decision- Gather
information and use the massive
resources around you to weigh the pros
and cons of your options. Then get out of
your head, be brutally honest, and make
an intuitive, gut instinct decision.

3B~ If over exaggeration, shift to a
new positive place- Shift habitual
thought patterns by choosing to stay in
the present, stay in a place of trust, or
wait until there is good reason to worry.
Take action to become prepared.
Remember, thoughts are a choice.

4~ Follow Intuition- Once the chaos
is out of your head pay attention to
your intuition, inklings, gut feelings,
etc. that are guiding you to make the
choice you can feel good about.
 
Examples of what we worry about
and steps to overcome it:

Health Issues- Focus on feeling good,
gather information/resources to take
new actions for new results, gain help
from others, and aim for high quality
moments with loved ones.

Debt/ Lack of Income- Take action in
a big way to reduce debt, develop a
budget, and develop income. Make calls,
talk to lots of people, visit resource
centers, and think 'make it happen'
versus 'wait for it to happen'. The world is
open to you.

Safety of Others- In some cases it is
serious and warrants action such as a
drugged-up teen or a parent who should
stop driving. In less serious cases,
planting small seeds for change and
being a good role model is more
productive than nagging and worrying.
Yet sometimes when your loved one
goes sky diving or your child travels
without you it is best to rise into trust
and look forward to a good outcome.

What Others Will Think- Guess what?
Others do not think about you that much!
They focus on their own stuff. ~smile~
Focus on being authentic, the value that
you have to give, the experience you will
gain, and how great you will feel just for
having the guts to do it.

continued in the next column
Negative outcome to a future event-
This is what worry is all about! Shift away
from out-of-control thoughts. Get into the
present, take action, and focus on what
you want. A student concerned about
exams should stay present, prepare, and
focus on great results.

Anxiety is often caused by inaction.
Physically preparing or mentally shifting
gears can move you to a higher plateau
of strength, confidence, and trust. This is
where you are fully capable and open to the
resources available that make the very best
of a situation.  Just trust! 

Copyright 2008, Beth A. Tabak,
All rights reserved.

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