I wanted to share the moment I'm in right now with you all, because I find that there is not enough "out there" that documents the "dark" times. Yesterday I was having what I like to describe as a "mini meltdown". I am carefully choosing my words, because I am aware of their power, but I also want to be honest enough here so you may benefit from my sharing. I was looking forward to having the day off, get a little extra sleep, then proceed to having a day of cleaning my apartment then visit with family. Like I said I was looking forward to the day, until I woke up. I was moody, tired, and unmotivated. Then I started thinking of all the things I did not like that were going on, or not going on, in my life. I was having a pity party.
As I complained to myself about my present financial status I quickly jumped into action, got online and started to look for a way to "fix it". It took me most of the day to look for a part-time jobs that I would not only want to do, but that would also be worth my while to do.
I later got a text from a friend and during our conversation, finally admitted that I was having "this mini meltdown".
My evening ended with me falling asleep on the futon with the TV watching me and not getting back into my bed until 4am.
It was great!!! I'll say that again, IT WAS GREAT!!!
I'm not being sarcastic in saying it was great and that 24 hours later it still is great, actually even better. What a breakthrough moment I had. I purposely left out some details so I could point out how this "meltdown" was a step in the right direction.
Before I continue I just want to say, get ready because I'm going to have some resources available here that you might be interested in.
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So lets go back about 2 weeks before the mini meltdown. I have been working with a relationship coach, Catherine Behan. Working with her has been wonderful. It was scary at first to even admit, not only that I needed help, but that I wanted help in the area of my relationships. Funny thing about relationships, many of us don't want to work with someone (a coach) to help us with improving a situation that requires us to work well with others (a relationship). I hope I worded that clearly so you catch my drift.
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Anyway, I was very fortunate to end up on a call with Catherine in which I got some one-on-one coaching. By the next day I was feeling uplifted and as if some of my issues were cleared. But one thing that rang out for me during our session was a book she suggested to me: Ask and It is Given (a quick note about the book, it is channelled information, which I first had an issue with, but then opened I myself to it as it being a regularly authored book regardless of where the information came from). I was prompted to read it because Catherine and I had a discussion about what would I do when the "dark" moment hit. She said there were some exercises in the book that could help me during those moments... and there are.
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That call was on Tuesday, by that Friday my flow was already ebbing. But, I had my exercises. And though I had one "human moment" that I won't get into here, things were going OK. Then as this week started things really started to bubble up inside of me: bills, overworked, tired, disillusioned... just a lot a crap. By Friday I had had it! Mini Meltdown!
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So why is all of this so great? Simply because of my AWARENESS it was happening and that even though I was having all of those feelings, I was still aware that I could think and do differently. When I made the choice to stay in bed, pull the covers over my head, and let the laundry sit for another day I was aware that I was giving myself some "me" time. I made the decision. Rest was good and I needed it. The next day I did laundry without grudging through it.
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The bigger awareness is that I'm simply going through a transition phase and I can observe it without getting emotionally caught up in it. I still know my destiny is for greatness and after I achieve my goals... there will be more goals, wants, and desires. And the life cycle will continue. I can experience life with ease and flow with it or I can get caught up in emotions, drama, confusion and fight against it. I choose option #1.
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So the point I'm trying to make here is to have your tools in place. Let me emphasize that this is NOT preparing for a rainy day. That will only keep your focus on the rain. This is more of making your personal development a daily activity and incorporating people and tools into your life that will assist you in moving forward even when you want to go back and give up.
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In the midst of my meltdown I remembered some people and tools I'd like to share with you:
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Bob Proctor, which I'm sure many of you are familiar with has a program called Six Minutes To Success . What I love about this program it is DAILY SUPPORT. And it is time sensitive... just Six Minutes of your time. This is amazing to me. In this day and age with the internet, its no longer read the book and hopefully you get it. No, its real time coaching and support. You can achieve your goals! Now, I do think Bob is quirky and often sounds like a salesman, but again, it is about the information and support you are getting.
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Let me say, with Bob Proctor and the next resource I am going to share, these are people I've followed, read, known of most of my life. I am using their programs now, and in the past have used others. I truly believe I would not have been ready for the information and level of support offered in these programs at an earlier time in my life (to me this is just more evidence of my "meltdown" being a positive transition in my life).
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Next is Asara Lovejoy. Check out her website Commanding Wealth! Again, like Ask and It is Given and Six Minutes To Success, Asara has a program called The One Command. I think this program is also amazing. On the Commanding Wealth website you will find a number of resources in print and teleseminars.
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Well I've given you a few resources here. Check them all out, see what you like, and share with a friend.
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And remember there is no need to fear the dark. Observe and be transformed!
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Peace and love to you all.



