Do You Ever Feel Like Your Chooser Is Broken?

Do you find yourself in similar situations over and over? Do you procrastinate because you are afraid of making the 'wrong choice'? Do you agonize over making the best decision? choosing the best course? writing the best article? being the best candidate? choosing the best mate?

Does all this agonizing and figuring out mean we actually don't trust what we know? Or that we believe there is something inherently wrong with us so we have to constantly judge if we are doing or being the right thing? Do you believe you have made bad or wrong choices in the past? Are you afraid to choose wrongly now so you just don't choose? How much are we choosing just to avoid the pain of losing?

What if losing was not an issue? Then what would you choose just because you desired it? Not the right or perfect choice for all of your millions of reasons or justifications...

How many times have you procrastinated because you did not want to make a 'difficult' choice?

If this sounds like you at all then you may like to join us on the Change Agents Network Wed @ 9pm est for a call on the Elimination of Procrastination and the Freedom of Choice.





What else is possible in your life?
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What Are You Still Holding Onto That Is Holding You Back?

"How many would rather give up the
possibilities that question creates in
exchange for the comfortable
conclusions that will cement your life down?
Unless we are willing to function as
the question then we are making our lives concrete.

Then all possibilities cease and only conclusions

can be created. Conclusion means,

'No fucking way anything else is going to happen here.'
How much of the finite construction of who, what,

when, why and how you are, are you really willing to give up

to receive the life you would like to generate?"
~Gary Douglas

It's all there waiting for you to choose!

What are you still holding on to that is holding you back?

What would your life be like if you were willing to change even that?