Recently came across a couple of different scenarios that put me on my heels. Unexpected yes. Managed through those situations. Outside looking in, you probably wouldn't notice. But something shifted in me. It wasn't until recently I recognized I had picked up the habit of reacting instead of responding. Darn. That old thing again. And by that old thing again, I don't mean necessarily the react vs. respond but how quickly I can revert back to old habits from my survival days without recognizing it. Some of those reflexes kick hard. I do check in with myself. I do my best to keep my new habits. It is strange the old ones kick in such subtle ways sometimes it is difficult to detect that shift. There are a few situations I need to be way more proactive with. Going to focus on and update my goals. Because right now there is too much that is left to chance. Can anyone relate to any of that?

I'll repeat drop your rocks.... don't carry that weight with you. Dr. Rick Marks tells you the choices you have and tells you the steps in letting it go. Also the benefits to your life if you choose to do so. True peace comes when you really let it go.. then you can move forward. I loved this recording and everyone should take the time to listen to it.

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Having thankfully heard this information several times, my biggest takeaway from hearing it today was the fact that you cannot outgrow stress points. Points of inefficiencies. These look like plateaus in business. My business, being open 15 months now, has grossed $30-32k in all but 1 of the past 6 months. So my thought process for today is, where is that stress point? The goal is $50k/mo, and I’m more than capable of that.

What a simple but powerful exercise wrapped into one self reflecting question - are you being honest with yourself? Nothing tears you down quicker than not being able to trust your own word.