"Trying to change your life without being self-aware is like using a map to try to get somewhere you've never been before: if you don't know where you're starting from, you ain't gonna get very far."- Jen Sincero
Why is that? Because change starts with you. You are the one who is changing, not me. So if you want it to be successful, you must first know why you are changing. You have got to ask yourself,
"Why am I doing it now?" "Is it the right time for me?"
Know who you are before trying to change your life. If you do not know who you are, or you do not have the courage to ask yourself some tough questions, then your change is not going to be successful.
Why? Because you are not in the game. You are just a spectator.
To change your life, you must be a participant, not a spectator.
A participant is working, doing, innovating, creating, changing.
While
A spectator is just watching people getting things done.
If you want to change your life, to move to the next level, you do not need spectators around you.
You need more participants. If not, you are not going to get to where you want to be.
John Maxwell and Bob Hoskin write, "Transformation is possible for anyone
willing to learn and live good values, value people,
and collaborate with others to create a positive vale values culture."
Tranformation is change. If you want to get to the other side of life,
you must drop what is holding you back.
If anger is holding you back from living a positive life,
it is time to drop it. If you do not drop anger, it will drop you.
If fear is holding you back from living your dreams, it is time to face it.
If envy is holding you back, it is tike to stop envying other people for what they have.
If you are holding yourself back, it is time you start telling yourself the truth about you.
Because transformation is about your soul, not about your body.
It is possible. Change is possible
Change is possible. But you have got to be patient with yourself.
Remember that great things take time to grow. To have them, be patient.
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