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Showing posts with label letting go. Show all posts
Showing posts with label letting go. Show all posts

Wednesday, July 20, 2016

WALKING THROUGH CLOSED DOORS


Walking through Closed Doors




Even if you don't know why a door is closed,
at least respect the fact that it is closed
and don't struggle with the doorknob.

If the door was open, you would know it.
Wanting it to be open does not make it open.

Much of the pain in your life happens
when you attempt to walk through closed doors
or try to put square pegs into round holes.

You try to hold onto someone who is ready to go,
or you try to get somebody to do something
before s/he is ready.

Instead of accepting what is and working with it,
you interfere with it and try to manipulate it
to meet your perceived needs.

Obviously, this doesn't work.
It just creates strife for yourself and others.



From Everyday Wisdom by Paul Ferrini
www.paulferrini.com

Tuesday, July 19, 2016

STOPPING


Stopping


When it is clear that something isn’t working,
stop doing it.

Stop putting your energy into it.
Step back and away from it.

Detach. Let go.
If you don’t stop,
you will make the situation worse than it is.


From Everyday Wisdom by Paul Ferrini
www.paulferrini.com

Monday, June 27, 2016

THE COMPULSION TO HEAL


The Compulsion to Heal


The compulsion to heal others
can be a major obstacle to your own healing.

Some people don’t need or want you to fix them.
Some people can’t be healed, no matter how you try.

Please step back, detach, and let go.
Give people the space to heal themselves.
It will be the best gift you could give to them
and to yourself.


From Everyday Wisdom by Paul Ferrini
www.paulferrini.com

Friday, June 17, 2016

LEARN TO SAY NO TO YOU



Learn to say no to you! Identify the distractions in your life, and let them go. This may mean letting go of comfort foods, pitiful excuses that fuel procrastination, or unhealthy relationships that are stealing your dream and your new life away from you. Self-control is like a muscle. The more you use it ~ the stronger it gets.

It will require everything in you, and more, to stay in charge of your own life. Look at your life and ask ~ "What areas of my life require more focus, discipline, restraint or persistence?" Use the majority of your time, energy, and resourcefulness to deliberately move your life forward. You Deserve!


LES BROWN