Can you really trust your feelings? The short answer is NO!
Most people who want to rely only on their "feeling" in order to make decisions will self-sabotage and ruin their lives.
Their emotions are not accurate indicators of the truth! Their emotions are tainted by unresolved past memories, beliefs and shadow stories.
Because people have not worked through thein inner mind's stuff, their decision will come from a distorted and tainted place.
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Cavett Robert described the definition of character:
“Character is the ability to carry out a good resolution, long after the excitement of the moment has passed.”
You don’t want to do it because the excitement of the moment has passed and you can’t feel it any longer?
This is a huge saboteur and also a character flaw!
You don’t need to constantly feel excited in order to do something!
But once you have a commitment, you have the generate the energy for it!
By you not taking the next step, you automatically set yourself up for failure!
The answer is: Do the thing you were supposed to do anyway, and the feeling will return.
And once you do that, you will feel the excitement again. And you will also keep your commitments and through that you’ll increase your worth and value.
Ralph Waldo Emerson said: “Do thing and you will have the power.
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