This is for me an important sentence you wrote: "...trusting yourself isn’t about always being right. It’s about listening to your intuition, while staying open to new information, and doing so from an abundant mindset instead of a fear-based one...". Acting, seeing, feeling and deciding from a mindset of fear doesn't get you anywhere. You don't know the future, so fear that creates an imagined future puts you in a negative state/vibe. Whereas staying in the moment (which you also mentioned) gives your mind your way of thinking and your attitude a whole different anchor and energy. The question is: how do we keep our mind away from "fear"?
Not knowing what exactly is going to happen next -- and most importantly, you don’t need to.
You can trust yourself without believing you’re always right.
This is for me an important sentence you wrote: "...trusting yourself isn’t about always being right. It’s about listening to your intuition, while staying open to new information, and doing so from an abundant mindset instead of a fear-based one...". Acting, seeing, feeling and deciding from a mindset of fear doesn't get you anywhere. You don't know the future, so fear that creates an imagined future puts you in a negative state/vibe. Whereas staying in the moment (which you also mentioned) gives your mind your way of thinking and your attitude a whole different anchor and energy. The question is: how do we keep our mind away from "fear"?
Great piece of work Alan.
Thank you
Love your words Corey mate 👍🏻👌🏻🤟🏻🏆Nick /London
Thank you Nick 🙏🏻
Based in the US mate? N 👍🏻👌🏻
Your great bro! You have email etc? Based in
The shift from “what do I do?” to “what do I get to do?” is a powerful reframe.