Let’s start using the 6 Steps and the 10 Action Signals we’ve learned in this session.
Step 1: For the next two days, notice any negative or disempowering feelings that come up and go through the 6 Steps. Record your progress below.
Negative emotion: How I handled it
I was frustrated by the lack of progress in a number of things at work. Using the steps I:
- Identified the emotion of frustration.
- Clarified that the emotion is trying to tell me that there are certain things over which I have no control. I need to change from "they don't care" to "They are overwhelmed".
- I really want to feel that this gives me the opportunity to do some independent work readying me for when they are ready to help.
- Remembered the times that I HAVEN'T been attached to one particular thing, and how that has made me MORE productive.
- I can handle this emotion by letting go, and moving on.
- I took action by owning the feeling, and moving on.
Negative emotion: How I handled it:
Negative emotion: How I handled it:
Step 2: Make a list of all the things you can do to make yourself feel good.
- Exercise
- Meditate
- Make contact with someone that I love
- Cook
- Listen to Music
- Eat something that I enjoy
- Read
- Have a bath!
- Give thanks
- Chat with an animal.
- Take a heart based breath
Step 3: For each of the 10 Action Signals you learned in this session, develop a new belief that will help you avoid getting stuck in these emotions.
Disempowering Emotion Examples: Overwhelm Disappointment | My New Belief “This too shall pass” or “The best is yet to come.” There’s always a way if I’m committed. |
1. Uncomfortable | This means that I'm growing! |
2. Fear | Big progress is on the other side. |
3. Hurt | They are doing the best they can with what they have |
4. Anger | This has broken my rules |
5. Frustration | There's a time for everything |
6. Disappointment | I haven't yet seen the purpose in this result. Everything happens for me! |
7. Guilt and regret | Forgive yourself, and move foreward |
8. Inadequacy | I am enough. I'll never be given more than I can handle |
9. Overloaded, overwhelm, hopelessness, depression | Just one thing at a time - it's a cinch by the inch! |
10. Loneliness | I am never truly alone. |
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