Taking Inspired Action: How You Can Take Inspired Action Without Retreating
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Taking Inspired Action Without Fear
Taking inspired action ?
Taking inspired action is moving with intention toward your goal.
Don't get me wrong, taking action is great. It's how we get things done around our home.
Taking action is moving forward with motion. The difference between taking inspired action is the inspiration. We don't have to be inspired to do laundry or grocery shop. We just know these things have to get done for our home to run smoothly. Try going to the grocery and forgetting your son's favorite cereal...you know for your home to be peaceful it's worth a box of CoCo Puffs.
Taking inspired action is moving with purpose, a mission with a goal in mind.
Taking inspired action is creating with your intention. It should feel effortless. You shouldn't have to spend a lot of time thinking about the action you want to take, it should feel like something you want to do and is fun. Yes, fun!
Intention is the empowered movement toward your goal. One step at a time, toward the goal. You start basing your decisions on your goal instead of money or what your friends might think.
Sometimes, we allow fear and doubt to stop us from taking inspired action.
We start to worry, doubt and fear about what action we would need to take, how it will be accomplished, when we'll have the time etc...These are all fear based mind chatter that keep us stuck. It is hearing that negative monkey chatter and doing moving with intention anyway. Only taking inspired action will stop the negative self-talk.
Taking inspired action is moving with intention toward your goal.
Don't get me wrong, taking action is great. It's how we get things done around our home.
Taking action is moving forward with motion. The difference between taking inspired action is the inspiration. We don't have to be inspired to do laundry or grocery shop. We just know these things have to get done for our home to run smoothly. Try going to the grocery and forgetting your son's favorite cereal...you know for your home to be peaceful it's worth a box of CoCo Puffs.
Taking inspired action is moving with purpose, a mission with a goal in mind.
Taking inspired action is creating with your intention. It should feel effortless. You shouldn't have to spend a lot of time thinking about the action you want to take, it should feel like something you want to do and is fun. Yes, fun!
Intention is the empowered movement toward your goal. One step at a time, toward the goal. You start basing your decisions on your goal instead of money or what your friends might think.
Sometimes, we allow fear and doubt to stop us from taking inspired action.
We start to worry, doubt and fear about what action we would need to take, how it will be accomplished, when we'll have the time etc...These are all fear based mind chatter that keep us stuck. It is hearing that negative monkey chatter and doing moving with intention anyway. Only taking inspired action will stop the negative self-talk.
Taking Inspired Action Takes Stepping Out of Your Comfort Zone
Taking inspired action means taking a step out of your comfort zone.Remember: Different Choices= Different Results
Until you are willing to make different choices and decisions then don't expect different results.
Let's talk about choices and decisions for a moment.
What is a choice? It is the picking of one out of a couple, a few or many. For example you can choose to the red shirt over the blue, green or black.
What is a decision? It is the firm stand of choice. A line in the sand. No looking back.
Kinda reminds me of the song, "Stand By Your Man," by Tammy Wynette except it is "Stand By Your Decision."
See we have the ability to make a decision...but so often we cave, buckle, retreat and run from our decision when the going is not as smooth as we like.
In our home based business things don't always go as planned, but I look at the decision I made and if it's not working out, I make it right.
How To Take Inspired Action
Stop Making Excuses
Too many people live in their own excuses. Sometimes, they'll even start with the excuses and the reasons why they can't reach their goal even before they take any action.
Taking inspired action and not accepting your self limiting excuses will result in your reaching your goal.
Make Your Decisions On Your Goal
Always make your decision based upon your goal. When you move toward your goal without any self limiting actions, thoughts or words, such as "I don't have the money to do that." Or "I've always dreamed of having a baby, but I'll wait until I have more money."
Taking inspired action is moving toward your goal step by step, possibly not sure not you'll get there, but taking step by step with the intention of creating it.
The Small Steps Count
Taking inspired action is moving step by step toward your goal. Every step counts, every action counts...even the smallest of movement might be the thing that moves you closer to your goal or achieves it. So, one more phone call or email when you really feel like relaxing tonight or placing one more ad might be the inspired action required to achieve your goal.
Don't Mistake Motion For Taking Inspired Action
Motion is movement. It doesn't mean that it's moving in the direction you desire.
Just ask yourself this question: "Is this moving me toward my goal?" If the answer is "yes" ask yourself, "Am I moving with integrity for myself and others?" If the answer is "yes" then you are moving with intention toward your goal.
Fun!
Taking inspired action should feel free flowing and effortless. Most importantly, it should be fun! When we are moving with the intent of creating our goal by taking inspired action, it should feel good.
I'll look forward to hearing your results.
To Your Success!
Tammi
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Too many people live in their own excuses. Sometimes, they'll even start with the excuses and the reasons why they can't reach their goal even before they take any action.
Taking inspired action and not accepting your self limiting excuses will result in your reaching your goal.
Make Your Decisions On Your Goal
Always make your decision based upon your goal. When you move toward your goal without any self limiting actions, thoughts or words, such as "I don't have the money to do that." Or "I've always dreamed of having a baby, but I'll wait until I have more money."
Taking inspired action is moving toward your goal step by step, possibly not sure not you'll get there, but taking step by step with the intention of creating it.
The Small Steps Count
Taking inspired action is moving step by step toward your goal. Every step counts, every action counts...even the smallest of movement might be the thing that moves you closer to your goal or achieves it. So, one more phone call or email when you really feel like relaxing tonight or placing one more ad might be the inspired action required to achieve your goal.
Don't Mistake Motion For Taking Inspired Action
Motion is movement. It doesn't mean that it's moving in the direction you desire.
Just ask yourself this question: "Is this moving me toward my goal?" If the answer is "yes" ask yourself, "Am I moving with integrity for myself and others?" If the answer is "yes" then you are moving with intention toward your goal.
Fun!
Taking inspired action should feel free flowing and effortless. Most importantly, it should be fun! When we are moving with the intent of creating our goal by taking inspired action, it should feel good.
I'll look forward to hearing your results.
To Your Success!
Tammi
More About Me
by Tammi-Putnam
Tammi-Putnam
Tammi Putnam is a mentor and coach that specializes in assisting others in understanding and utilizing the Law of Attraction while they create their ideal... more »
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