Day 4
Worry, doubt, stress, impatience can sure through you back into the depths of despair. The brain’s job is to keep us safe; so, change puts the brain on red alert.
The problem is what you focus on is then created. I personally have enough on my plate without staying stuck in worry, doubt, stress and impatience.
So come borrow benefits and let’s tap out the charge.
KC: Even though I’m in the habit of thinking I HAVE to worry, doubt, stress, and can’t relax; because that’s what a responsible person does. I honor my feelings and accept myself anyway.
KC: Even though I can’t ever worry enough to resolve my situation. I acknowledge and love and accept myself anyway.
KC: Even though people will judge me for not worrying, doubting, stressing, and running around like a banshee to resolve my situation. I acknowledge that is their belief. I honor my path and trust my “A-Team” to lead me in the right direction at the right time.
EB: All this worry, doubt, stress, and impatience
SE: It’s just creating more craziness
UE: I’m overwhelmed with everything I have to do with this move
UN: I can’t possibly dwell in the chaos and get anything done
CH: I have enough on my plate
CB: I don’t need the circle of craziness
UA: I need to breathe and calm down to hear what I need to do next
TH: Inspiration comes in whispers and hunches
EB: All this mental chatter is distracting
SE: It’s okay to just do what is in front of me
UE: It’s okay not to worry and drive myself crazy
UN: Letting go of the old habits of worry, doubt, stress, and impatience
CH: It will get done in God’s time NOT mine
CB: The results are out of my control
UA: I’ll be more inspired if I breathe and let more JOY in
TH: It’s okay to rest when my body is tired
EB: Looking for the JOY in the experience of moving
SE: It’s free exercise
UE: I eat less and this time of year that’s a good thing
UN: I’m building muscles
CH: I’m thinking outside the box
CB: I’m learning to do my part and trust in God
UA: God or my “A-Team” have taken care of me thus far
TH: Learning to trust
Breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth- ahhhh
CB: Learning to trust--- now that feels calm and peaceful and far more productive. Hummm--- divine inspiration can guide me then. I like that IDEA.
Worry, doubt, stress, impatience can sure through you back into the depths of despair. The brain’s job is to keep us safe; so, change puts the brain on red alert.
The problem is what you focus on is then created. I personally have enough on my plate without staying stuck in worry, doubt, stress and impatience.
So come borrow benefits and let’s tap out the charge.
KC: Even though I’m in the habit of thinking I HAVE to worry, doubt, stress, and can’t relax; because that’s what a responsible person does. I honor my feelings and accept myself anyway.
KC: Even though I can’t ever worry enough to resolve my situation. I acknowledge and love and accept myself anyway.
KC: Even though people will judge me for not worrying, doubting, stressing, and running around like a banshee to resolve my situation. I acknowledge that is their belief. I honor my path and trust my “A-Team” to lead me in the right direction at the right time.
EB: All this worry, doubt, stress, and impatience
SE: It’s just creating more craziness
UE: I’m overwhelmed with everything I have to do with this move
UN: I can’t possibly dwell in the chaos and get anything done
CH: I have enough on my plate
CB: I don’t need the circle of craziness
UA: I need to breathe and calm down to hear what I need to do next
TH: Inspiration comes in whispers and hunches
EB: All this mental chatter is distracting
SE: It’s okay to just do what is in front of me
UE: It’s okay not to worry and drive myself crazy
UN: Letting go of the old habits of worry, doubt, stress, and impatience
CH: It will get done in God’s time NOT mine
CB: The results are out of my control
UA: I’ll be more inspired if I breathe and let more JOY in
TH: It’s okay to rest when my body is tired
EB: Looking for the JOY in the experience of moving
SE: It’s free exercise
UE: I eat less and this time of year that’s a good thing
UN: I’m building muscles
CH: I’m thinking outside the box
CB: I’m learning to do my part and trust in God
UA: God or my “A-Team” have taken care of me thus far
TH: Learning to trust
Breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth- ahhhh
CB: Learning to trust--- now that feels calm and peaceful and far more productive. Hummm--- divine inspiration can guide me then. I like that IDEA.
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