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Aug 22nd, 2007
Aug 22nd, 2007
It’s Not Fair … How Do I Change It
I have had many clients discuss with me as a coach, what is working and what is not working. I often I hear “IT’S NOT FAIR!!!” I’m not surprised that my clients or anyone feels this way; but, what does surprise me is that it creates obstacles that keep the individuals from getting what they want and need. However, that is a challenge that must be overcome to get what you want in your life.
I’ve discovered 6 simple steps to change this.
- Laugh - Ask yourself, do I have any control over the situation. If you don’t, humor is a great way to start healing and move forward.
- Prioritize – Ask yourself is this important to you in your goals. Why do you consider it a setback if it really isn’t that important and just hurts your feelings? (pride) Most of the things that set us back aren’t really needed by us anyway that are projected on us and we let them stick.
- Create Plan – Many wait for something to happen to them. Thinking if you’re in the right place at the right time, you will get what you want. But, sometimes there’s even a plan for that. If you assess your situation, and create a plan, life can become more manageable and the challenge can be conquered.
- Find a sponsor, mentor or champion who supports you. When you’re in a group and make the wrong choice, that’s bad. However, it’s not uncommon. It’s called “group think.” But, support can also be positive and give you the courage to do what you need and should do.
- Focus on what’s working. When things are not fair and you fixate on the negative and let it stop you, it lets the other guy win. When you focus on what’s working for you, even when you are having challenges, you normally can find a solution.
- Take action. If you don’t try, nothing will ever happen. Remember, even if you fail, you did something and if you choose to, you learn from the process.
Try these steps. They are just a start. You’ll be amazed if you use these steps and look at life with humor, your life can really turn around rather quickly.