Get Out of the Rut and Into the Groove

It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
It seems our human nature is to focus more on the negative little things rather than all those positive little things. I know this is my problem and for this I propose a plan and I will start with my work situation.
It’s imperative to clarify our personal values and determine what is and what isn’t important to us. Once this is clear we need to develop a plan to get you where we need to be and work that plan with intention.
Half-hearted effort will only get you half way there. Be whole hearted in your efforts to reap the full benefits.
When you screw up you need to straighten things out. The sooner the better of course but you do what you can. So, with a desire to please God and right the wrong I went to my spiritual leaders and confessed to them all of my transgressions from age 7 to the present. That was probably TMI for them but I wanted the cleanest slate possible. I spilt the beans on everything I felt even hinted at sin since I thought it would help.
The more in tune we are with our own inner beauty the more inclined we are to look for and appreciate the outer beauty that surrounds us. When we’re keyed in to who we are and our role as a human being we’re engaged in our lives and tend to become more outward facing. When external demands and other things cause us to lose focus on that inner self we tend to stress-out and worry about things more, becoming more inward facing in our outlook.
Our own fear can often be a huge hindrance to living a life of authenticity, blocking us from doing what we need or want to do in our own interest. Basing such fear on what others may say or think of us if we act on our own. However, if we want to go beyond the ordinary we need to break from that crippling, demoralizing fear. Instead, we need to force ourselves to think outside that fear box so to speak. We need to make it our personal motto that this fear is not an option. Otherwise with fear as an option it soon becomes a crutch when what we need is positive action.
Somewhere along the line we are hit with negative impressions which limit our belief in what we can achieve. We feel we cannot do too much or that our achievement is dependent on others. In a sense, we give away our power. However, we can take back that power.
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