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Overcoming Inertia: Generate Energy by Taking Action

October 1, 2007 by  
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Overcoming Inertia & Becoming Energized by Action 
  
Do you, like many others, have an interest, activity, or creative project that keeps getting pushed to the future? It could be painting, writing, starting a side business, playing music, sewing, volunteering, carpentry, photography, yoga, dance, etc.

You may feel that you don’t have the time, the energy, or you don’t have the internal or external resources. And, yes, all of these can have a bearing on us, however I think the biggest issue is often getting started. If we don’t take stock in our lives we can end up doing the same thing day in and day out and this can leave us feeling quite stagnant.

However, if we prioritize and get started (sit down or show up) we often find the ‘doing’ is enjoyable and energizing and empowering. If, instead, we wait for a surge of energy or some great inspiration to hit us first, we may wait a long, long time.

But, if we get started right where we are (even if we are feeling out of sorts) we often find our energy begins to flow. And when we engage in an activity that hits home for us – time can stop. Life energy flows. We discover that the energy IS, the inspiration IS there, the time IS there, and the ability IS there.

So take stock of what ideas/interests/projects/passions have been collecting dust. And then make a commitment to start with one of those items. You may find as I have that once you get started a whole new world opens up. We just don’t know how much energy we have until we tap into it! Don’t you owe it to yourself to find out?

Lisa

I recently set a few days aside and said: “alright, I’m going to sit down and see what meditation/Reiki recordings are next for me.” Starting was the hardest part, but once I did I was in the “zone” and the recordings just flowed without interruption.

Lisa Guyman, October 2007

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