Side One: Beliefs and Assumptions

How would you answer these questions?

-Can I survive on my own?
-How do I establish myself in new   situations?
-What do others really know   about me?
-How do I present myself?
-What are the right questions to   ask?

You may have wondered:

-Who am I, really?
-Where do I begin
  where is square 1?
-Where am I now?
-What is my perspective
   about the future?
-Do my words match
  my actions?

Are these some of your concerns:

-What happens if I fail?
-How can I choose well?
-What do I do when fear steps in?
-How do I know this “fits” me?
-Does what I tell others
match what I really believe?

These are questions you might want to ponder:

-How can I manage other people’s   expectations?
-Why should I be the one to   change?
-What are some ways to deal   with people’s reactions?
-What am I responsible for?

How would you answer these questions:

-What do I really value?
-What do I need to move   forward?
-Who can I count on for    support?
-What other changes am I   committed to?
-How can I maximize this   opportunity?

Take time to answer these questions:

- What else do I want to   accomplish?
- Is there anything I would    regret NOT doing if this was    my last day on earth?
- What legacy will I leave for   others?
- What would I do now I    knew I would not fail?


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How would you answer these questions:
Water Fall

Can I survive on my own?
How do I establish myself in new situations?
What do others really know about me?
How do I present myself?
What are the right questions to ask?
?How can I hold on to both worlds (new and old)?

While resisting change is natural, the very process of change is natural, too. Change is part of existence, and learning to make peace with it and use it in a positive way will make the going a lot easier than if we dig our heels in and resist it.

Cultivating change is learning to respond to change instead of resisting it. The seeds (ideas) are ready to take root. You know what you are drawn to and are ready to develop a clearer picture of what your life will look like. The ability to change your perspective allows you to draw others in to support your plan. You want to prepare the ground to nurture these specific seeds and get ready to grow in to your life’s vision.

Concepts:

Identifying avoidance.
Seeking evidence.
Success vs. Failure.
Change perspectives one degree at a time.

Cultivating Change

It’s time to rediscover how to get from thought to action. Change old behavior patterns and release your POWER!

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