Enabling Change

Enabling Change

A Guide to Transformation

A Sixty-Word Short Story: *

Judi struggled with her own beliefs. She always felt that the universe would provide the abundance that she sought. Not just for her, but her family and her business too. She practiced positive thinking, meditated regularly and routinely helped others find their way. Although she felt blessed and empowered, something was missing. The answer was simple. She needed a push.

And more…

Being human doesn’t come with a handbook. There is no set of instructions folded neatly into our psyche when we arrive here. What we do get is a yearning to learn and an innate sense that everything is possible. This is built into our software and can be activated once we know what we want to be. Finding our purpose is the catalyst for all personal change and when we falter with our raison d’être we tend to struggle like Judi in our story. When this happens, we need to recalibrate, reset and realign our thinking with a new goal and destination.

This process requires a transformation and there are five aspects of change that will help us enable and reactivate the power we were given when we were born. They are:

• Be open to anything. When we’re not open to the possibilities we stifle our own creativity and end up repeating old patterns.
• Be willing. We can only find the current that will carry us to our new destination by jumping into its flow, making a splash.
• Be focused. Navigating change means sticking with the dream even though the path may be unexpected or unclear. Think outside the GPS.
• Be You. Everything we need to succeed we have. Look again within to uncover the special powers only you possess. They got you this far and still work.
• Be Bold. The best of us is still unfolding. If we stop trying, everything stops. A bold mindset creates energy and activates good karma where opportunity, serendipity and good luck flourish.

Like Judi in our story, we sometimes need a push; a spark. It could come from someone we know, a book that we read, a song that we hear or a memory that reminds us just how special we are – You are.

The Final Thought: Activating positive change is as simple as changing our mind. And changing our mind begins when we open it to the possibilities.

* The Premise (Opening short story): Always 60 words. No more. No Less.