Janice Taylor

Janice Taylor

Posted: November 4, 2008 06:22 PM

What are You Tolerating? Putting Up With? Stomaching?

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Now that the election is behind us (I am writing this on Tuesday, with my heart in my mouth -- please, no repeat of past elections) may we move forward in life.

Aside from the past 8 years, what are you tolerating? Putting up with? Stomaching?

If you wish to drown, do not torture yourself with shallow water. ~ Bulgarian Proverb

The good majority of us have been carrying around suitcases filled with 'incompletes' and things we are 'tolerating.' These are things that irritate us, annoy us, sap our energy, slow us down and basically block us from moving forward. These are things that 'drain' away happiness, success, and self-esteem. These things can range from the dust behind the refrigerator to toxic people in our lives; from a bad hair color-job to our antiquated and no longer necessary belief systems.

"Tolerations and Incompletes" often manifest a life lived in compromised fashion. You settle because you have some pretty heavy duty belief systems that tell you that you can not change, that things are the way they are - and that's the way they are going to stay, that you can't lose weight, or that if you do lose it, you will gain it back (plus 10 more pounds). You believe that you don't deserve to be happy. All of this weighing you down.

You have, in effect, taken twigs and stone, rocks - maybe even fallen trees - and placed them, tossed them or angrily thrown them in your path. You are now unconsciously maneuvering around them.

As you clear out the' incompletes' and 'tolerations,' you will be creating a clear path and space for success in weight loss as well as other areas of life. After all, one area does affect the other. This is a holistic event.

I promise you that if you take the time to list 50 things that are weighing you down (yes,50) you will instantly become lighter. A paradigm shift about weight loss!


Janice Taylor is a Life & Wellness Coach, Cert. Hypnotist, author of the Our Lady of Weight Loss books, columnist and 50-pound loser.
www.ourladyofweightloss.com
www.christmasdiet.com

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Now that the election is behind us (I am writing this on Tuesday, with my heart in my mouth -- please, no repeat of past elections) may we move forward in life. Aside from the past 8 years, what are...
Now that the election is behind us (I am writing this on Tuesday, with my heart in my mouth -- please, no repeat of past elections) may we move forward in life. Aside from the past 8 years, what are...
 
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A brilliant reminder about NOT hanging on to the "bad stuff".....eliminating false precepts from our lives is part of getting older and wiser. Thank you sooo much for reinforcing the "good stuff".

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 12:04 PM on 11/09/2008
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Actually Janice I have just let go of so much. I was carrying McCain, Alaska and Joe the plummer and it sure was heavy. Luck America came to my aide and sent Obama to the rescue.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 10:53 AM on 11/05/2008

Great post Janice.

I find that when I do what you are recommending here, clearing out the clutter and the incompletes, my life always seems to accelerate positively.

But listing 50 things, wow...

Writing that list is on my list of things to do tomorrow.

:)

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 11:42 PM on 11/04/2008

I'm making my list of 'tolerations' while watching the election results and
I'm hopeful that I won't have to add the state of the union to my list.

    Favorite    Flag as abusive Posted 08:18 PM on 11/04/2008
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