Resistance
Below is a MRR and PLR article in category Self Improvement -> subcategory Time Management.
Understanding Resistance
Summary:
"Resistance is thought transformed into feeling. Change the thought that creates the resistance, and there is no more resistance." ?" Robert Conklin
Resistance manifests in your mind as a firm "NO" and then translates into your body. It often feels like being stuck, as if the natural flow has suddenly frozen. Recognize this sensation while working on personal change and view it as a source of information. Reflect on what it might signify.
Three Signs of Resistance
1. Distraction and Forgetfulness:
You may find yourself becoming distracted from essential tasks. For instance, while engaging with a self-help book, you might suddenly forget your goals and spend hours watching TV or playing games instead.
2. Busyness:
You might become overwhelmingly busy, prioritizing other people's needs over your personal goals. This could mean neglecting your self-help work because you feel compelled to assist a friend.
3. Loss of Interest:
You may lose enthusiasm for projects or commitments crucial to your growth. As a result, dreams nurtured by your self-help book may fade, leaving you uninspired.
These signs are often signals of resistance. Establishing a supportive partnership can help you navigate and overcome these hurdles.
By observing these patterns, you'll find resistance is something we all experience. It is essentially the opposite of willingness. While you might use resistance as a chance to pause, it's crucial to monitor these breaks and challenge yourself. Push through resistance to achieve the life you desire.
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