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Negativity is Awesome!

istock_000000212759smallWithout negativity you would not know what you truly want. Negativity is a teacher.

Even more exciting is the fact that negative experiences are leading to positive ones. When you are creating something new, you must mess up what you have and reorganize it.

The Drunk Monkey (your mind) resists change and new projects. Going to the next level creates massive change. The change is not familiar. Unfamiliar is uncomfortable. Uncomfortable is often regarded as negative. Go Negativity! Negativity means something good is happening. Roll with it.

How to restore harmony in relationship (video)

As a life coach, I teach people how to let go of resentment and anger towards others.  The more you do this, the happier you will be.

Should she quit or forgive her boss?

Jan is upset! She is an executive for a big time home builder and she’s about to walk out! Her boss, a long time client of mine, is not playing by her rules! In her mind, “He’s undermining me and ruining my reputation.”

Listen to this life coaching call as I walk her through taking responsibility and getting her power back.  Then read her email below.

After this call, not only has she transformed her own childish behavior and turned the entire situation around but is now even more empowered. Bottom line:  This job provides Jan with hundreds of thousands of dollars and she was about to blow it by being the victim and letting her Drunk Monkey run the show.

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*** Here is Jan’s follow up Email ***
Matthew,  my call with Greg started out with him saying ” What the hell is wrong with you? He then said he was going to give me 4 options…”  I stopped him and told him he had to listen to me. I told him that I had had the great sense to talk to you before the call and he listened. I went through the 5 step process.

To say it went well is a huge understatement. I believe we both had breakthroughs and moving forward my communication with him will be that of a partner, not a servant.

I cannot thank you enough for helping me in a time of crisis.  Greg and I are both very strong-headed and I have no doubt that this could have ended badly. My old self would have walked out yesterday and not looked back. My new self stepped back, evaluated, assessed and reached out for help. I have both you and Greg to thank for that transformation.

Fondest regards,
Jan

** By the way, both Jan and Greg agreed to let me publish this because they are aligned with my commitment to supporting people like you, with enlightened tools for profound happiness.

I become what I resist

So many of my clients resist the way their parents were/are.  I find it interesting that they come to me as successful business men and women who have used their pushing against energy as an advantage.

Here is a profile on the impact that one of my clients is experiencing.

She resists her mother because her mother was so abusive.  My client reacted by becoming syrupy sweet.  It was a way to keep her mother calm and not so abusive.  Now she is 50 and is using syrupy sweet as a business practice.  And it’s only marginally effective.  She must work twice as hard because syrupy sweet is not appropriate in most business situations.  This annoys the people around her.  They feel like she doesn’t care or that she is aloof.

How does my client interpret people’s reactions?  Like they are being abusive.  So she gets even sweeter.  It’s so hard to keep up the facade.  When she gets home, she is exhausted and pissed off.  She becomes abusive with her loved ones.  But she’s not abusive like her mom.  She’s much more sneaky and underhanded.  She does it with a smile.

Her resistance to her mom has made her just like her.  We become what we resist.  If she is honest about her attitude on life, people really annoy her.  She thinks she is keeping that covered up with her sweetness.  But with further examination, using the Self Directed 360 Review Process, she finds out that everyone knows that she is righteous and judging.

She resisted being abusive like her mother but her resistance to it, creates a facade that makes life even more agitating.  It makes her grumpy and she is abusive to people in her head.  But people feel it. Her agitation is felt by everyone.  She became what she resisted.

How about you?  Who/what are you resisting?

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