How to Get stronger convictions / Sticking
with what you want to do / Focusing and staying focused on personal goals /
Finding the strength to overcome self sabotage / Moving beyond old routine
After a few months of doing
something everyday I saw something enticing, more profitable see able amounts
for my time. However this new information made me completely stop doing
anything around what I was doing. This is a pattern I recognise, this is an issue
which I noticed has happened many times before and now I am willing to address
this in words. I think this will be helpful for you as it will for me. This
phenomenon is nothing life threatening, however it is a problem. My names
Robert and I want to get stronger convictions by sticking with productive
things I do which have been clearly highlighted as a way to achieve goals I
have and I have a desire to overcome this self sabotage which has been for many
years preventing me from going backwards to old routines. This will be
challenging, I will need reminders to remind me and I will need to revisit
this, because I know these patterns are buried deep inside of me. Sound cool?
If so have a read. Be mindful though this is just theoretical and I open to
suggestions in the comments below.
What is an emotional block? Emotional blockage consists
of barriers that keep us from thinking creatively in order to achieve our
goals. Many people go through life at a pretty normal pace, but suffer from an
emotional blockage in one area of their lives or the other. How do you clear a
mental block? The most effective strategies for how to get rid of mental blocks
focus on the root of what keeps people stuck. 1. Take control of your state. 2.
Focus on the present. 3. Recognize the signs of a breakthrough. Reprogram your
mind. Calm your environment.
If you are thinking that is a good thing, there are factors that stop you thinking and is a very comfortable place. Often confused with physical activity introduced where it was not present before. Change has rippling effects, this could be one reason by pauses occur, when we want or had perpetual motion. The conscious mind for generations has connections with worldly adaptations more natural for human society to consume. Any resistance to consumerism will push and pull in a variety of directions. You stop buying this then lapse and buy that is one simple example. Instead forget about the topic of consumerism, you are not a commodity and the world will continue to turn without access to your shopping receipts.
Knowledge from current experience needs winding, we have already wound it to peak capacity, so why completely stop and in doing so forget. Writing down and linking parts of the puzzle may help getting back to where we left of when we do eventually overcome or decide to dive back in. In the short time you leave it, left long enough you will forget. Leaving browser windows open helps but it is not enough. You will need enthusiasm to login again, you will have to understand and be adaptable to change navigating around websites. Bookmarks will disapear, often cloud plugins prevent pages from opening. Document what you do, maximise your time on doing the highest yield, avoid greed and follow what is suggested (without distractions) on home pages. Some sites are very supportive and want to succeed but most however are not. They just want your longest gaze. When you are on your own doing things time flys by to quickly. If you have others doing things for you, you want them to be productive, by giving clear instructions it will be much quicker to check they made there quotas instead of settling for happy for the help syndrome.
Spatial awareness changes when you decide to stop. Interruptions happen which in hand shuffle patterns and if you are like me often when shuffling you drop the whole deck and in so spend time on menial tasks of cleaning up, then you look at the time. Additional information can shut you down, this can takes days to reset. In that time you have forgotten little things that will take up hours of your productive time. However a break is valid it makes you human, like human they want you to be. Change is unnatural so letting go of reason is a good thing. My internal monologue however is a problem too. Part of one of these mind-maps shows the importance of spending time in different situations with other people. These situations support the pursuit of overcoming difficulties. Is hard though to make the synaptic links until you have done it. Doing it is important however attributing each to what you do is conflicting in the sabotaging mind. Try treat each separately, and remember not everything needs to be written down, especially when it comes to social settings. You might not be like me. If you've found in search I suspect you will be looking for reasons to close this tab as fast as possible. Write your own version this might help you, like I hope is helping me now.
