Before we can really make changes, we must learn to ask good questions. If we want to do (or undo) something, the question should be "why". And then why again. And again, until we find the deep and true reason that has been buried in our hearts.
The next question is how. The self-help gurus say to write lists of goals and steps and timetables. For some of us, this doesn't work. We use the steps and deadlines as weapons to beat ourselves up - or to pretend that we're in control.
Well, we're not in control. The Universe is - and that is precisely why we get sidetracked so easily. So we're back to one-day-at-a-time. Eat healthy just for today. Exercise just for today. Do whatever chore just for today. Or don't smoke just for today. Don't tell a lie just for today.
Yesterday is over. We cannot change it. Tomorrow isn't here. We can't do anything about that either. So, just for today I will...
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Saturday, January 2, 2010
January 2 - What Are The Questions
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change,
control,
life changes,
New Years Resolutions,
one day at a time,
questions
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