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Confronted with difficult life situations, you might tend to think that there is somebody out there getting in your way. You assume you need to fight this person or this group of people.
The truth is challenging: In most situations, you are the one fighting yourself and not even recognizing it. You are the one who thinks that you have to live your life according to the opinions of others. You are the one who talks to yourself with the inner voice which knocks you down again and again. You are the person who isn't convinced that you deserve all the good things which you can get. You are your worst enemy.
For instance, I was thinking of publishing an article which I had written with dedication. At the same time, my inner voice kept telling me that this article would be declined as not being good enough, since I lacked connections to the people who would decide about its publication. How do I know that my article won't be chosen for publishing?
As long as you continue to fight yourself, how will you tell others not to fight you, not to put obstacles in your way? They do just as you do. If you don't fight yourself anymore, they will likely follow your example. Allow yourself to explore reality, to get to know your borders and to go beyond them.
This month, I challenge you not to listen to this inner voice which knocks you down, keeps you from exploring your possibilities, and pulls your life away from your inner self. Free yourself from this inner voice, and you'll have much more energy to express your own truth.
Expressing your truth is taking action. So is ignoring your obstructive inner voice.
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