Perfect Timing

Feb 04, 2010
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Support Yourself
by: Teresa

Hi Christine; I so appreciated your insights and comments in Perfect Timing. You spoke of your God taking care of you and sending you a reminder (in the form of my ezine) when you were amidst big stress and being unnaturally reactive. What really counts is that you saw something was wrong within yourself and was open to hearing your guidance. This is huge lifework.

Just yesterday I too was caught within stress - feeling overwhelmed and stymied by the homework in my e-learning class (a 13 week course to make this website even more successful.) I was feeling frustrated with the degree of technical work (not my favorite) when all I want to do is go write what I feel inspired to write.

The more mired I became in looking at profitable keywords to define my site concept the more I began to doubt what I am doing. "If it is so hard for me to define this site using words people are supposedly seeking then maybe I am not clear enough. Maybe I really don't know what I am doing. Maybe people don't really want what I am doing..." the thinking began. Next thing I knew I was snapping at my husband and near tears.

I went upstairs and sat in my bedroom chair and prayed. I heard a whisper from the small still place within, "support yourself." Stop the eroding thoughts. Reconnect with your truth. I KNOW I am passionate about connecting with, knowing and expressing my True Self - my divine unique self - and encouraging others to do likewise.

I will continue my work of building my web business but I will be listening carefully to my thinking and watching my actions. I know if I am uptight, stressed and snapping the old voices of doubt are sniping below the surface. I am determined to stay the course and continue to fully express my deepest truth to the world regardless of keywords (ok I'll keep looking) and old voices of doubt.

Keep up the good work, Christine. The world NEEDS what you have to offer.

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Feb 04, 2010
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<font color="#330099"> Hi Christine; I so appreciated your insights and comments in Perfect Timing. You spoke of your God taking care of you and sending you a reminder (in the form of my ezine) when you were amidst big stress and being unnaturally reactive. What really counts is that you saw something was wrong within yourself and was open to hearing your guidance. This is huge lifework. Just yesterday I too was caught within stress - feeling overwhelmed and stymied by the homework in my e-learning class (a 13 week course to make this website even more successful.) I was feeling frustrated with the degree of technical work (not my favorite) when all I want to do is go write what I feel inspired to write. The more mired I became in looking at profitable keywords to define my site concept the more I began to doubt what I am doing. "If it is so hard for me to define this site using words people are supposedly seeking then maybe I am not clear enough. Maybe I really don't know what I am doing. Maybe people don't really want what I am doing..." the thinking began. Next thing I knew I was snapping at my husband and near tears. I went upstairs and sat in my bedroom chair and prayed. I heard a whisper from the small still place within, "support yourself." Stop the eroding thoughts. Reconnect with your truth. I KNOW I am passionate about connecting with, knowing and expressing my True Self - my divine unique self - and encouraging others to do likewise. I will continue my work of building my web business but I will be listening carefully to my thinking and watching my actions. I know if I am uptight, stressed and snapping the old voices of doubt are sniping below the surface. I am determined to stay the course and continue to fully express my deepest truth to the world regardless of keywords (ok I'll keep looking) and old voices of doubt. Keep up the good work, Christine. The world NEEDS what you have to offer.

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