Most of you are aware that living in the present moment is the goal of many spiritual paths and personal growth programs.
Living in the present moment is the best way to be your true self and to create the life you want.
Unfortunately many of us are not living in the present moment. If you are not sure, here are 10 signs that you are not in the present moment.
We all have a sense of who we are as a person. This is your sense of self or self identity.
If your self identity does not reflect your true self, it can totally sabotage your life.
Do you have a self identity that is creating self sabotage instead of success?
Recently I had an important question from one of my readers: “How do I know if I am sabotaging my life?”
Even though he had read my posts describing what self sabotage looks like, he was not sure if this applied in his life.
That got me to thinking. Are other readers struggling with the same question?
Keep reading to discover some simple exercises to help you decide if you are sabotaging your life.
I have been writing a lot about self sabotage lately, but I haven’t answered the important question, Why are you sabotaging your life?
I’ve described what self sabotage looks like and talked about how emotions from your past are the root cause of self sabotage.
This still leaves an important question unanswered: why.
Keep reading for answers.
I have been writing a lot about how you are sabotaging your life. Today I want to talk about ending self sabotage for good.
Whether self sabotage is a big issue that affects much of your life or it is confined to one or two areas, ending self sabotage can make a big difference in your life.
If you are ready to take charge of your life and start living the life you dream about, read on.
In my last two posts, “11 Ways You Are Sabotaging Your Life and How to Stop” and “One More Way You Are Sabotaging Your Life: Procrastination,” I told you that releasing emotions from the past is the answer.
In this post, I am going to go deeper into why emotions from the past are causing you so many problems. I will explain how your past is sabotaging your life.
I will show you how releasing the past can heal your life, even if everything you have tried has failed.
We all procrastinate sometimes, but when it becomes chronic it can sabotage your life.
When I wrote my last post, 11 Ways You Are Sabotaging Your Life and How to Stop, I should have known there was one more. As it turns out, writing a post on procrastination is a good thing. Procrastination is complicated and sometimes it can even be a good thing. Hopefully this post will help me with my procrastination.
Read on to discover the 7 ways you procrastinate and learn practical solutions for each one.
Is every area of your life going like you want it to go? Is it possible that you are the one sabotaging your life?
You may be thinking, “I’m not causing my problems!” It’s my family, people at work, my mean boss, or the economy.
Admitting your role in your problems is a hard step to take. Yet, this is the only step that can set you free.
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Read on to discover 11 ways you are sabotaging your life and how to stop for good.
Do you have emotions that you inherited from your ancestors? Do you have phobias, fears, or limiting beliefs that you can’t seem to explain? Do you have problem emotions that run in your family?
If you read my post, How Your Ancestors Affect Your Emotions, you may already know that you have issues that you inherited.
In this post you can take the next step and release these problem emotions.
Can ancestors affect your emotions? As much as we may not want to admit it certain things run in families.
We all know families who have a history of heart disease or other health issues. Other families might have numerous members who share a profession.
Did you know that you can inherit emotions, beliefs, and even phobias? Do you have emotional problems that doesn’t seem to fit your past? Are there emotional issues that run in your family?
Read on to find out more.