BodyMindSoulWhat I do when I feel lost and not sure what I want.

16 September 2020

I put a post up on our Unbreakable Workplace

(What a place that is by the way – purely unbreakable folks on our own private version of Facebook)

Sounds like everyone would be the same, but the reality its as diverse as you can get and man… I love that…

Anyway back to my post and what the hell has it got to do with you..

In the post I broke down what I was working on, and what had been going on..

Piano – Little bit of ‘Killer Queen’ going on there

Brain training – Using a load of methods to measure certain brain waves and coherence levels to maximise that (will share more on this another day)

And a load more I won’t bore you with

In the post I broke down a tool I like to use for when I feel a little lost or like I am focussed on what I don’t like

You know when you maybe aren’t sure what’s next, or what you want. or even where you want to go.

From experience I’ve noticed that when that happens I can spend a lot of time ‘thinking’ about what I don’t like or want

So

I divided a page into two

DON’T WANTS
WANTS

Everytime I notice I have my awareness on what I don’t want, I write it in that column and then flip it to the opposite in the wants box…

Each day things popped up I just did that..

Using contrast and what I don’t want to point me in the direction of what I do

By the end of the week I had some clear direction of what I wanted to create next..

And that is the key –

Putting the energy in to the things we want to create not that we don’t want.

And being clear on that is a life saver

For me it led me to the realisation I wanted to write another book solely on a ‘Free Mind’ as well as release our ‘Free Mind’ training as a 30 day program

Before that I was just caught up moaning to myself how crap most training is when it comes to mindset
🤣🙄

Which was of zero use at all..

Give it a whirl you will be surprised what you get by the end of the week.

Si

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