I think of mental blocks as confusion. When your mind
is clear and open your creative ideas percolate, bubble
up and turn into inspired actions.
You feel like you are in the flow. It is a great feeling
because you are moving forward, generating new ideas,
taking risks and making positive changes.
Confusion causes a block in the pipeline. You feel
unable to move forward and your energy begins to
drain. You had this great idea and then part way there you
begin feeling self-doubt, fear or insecurity and those
emotions are in conflict with your original
inspiration. As a result you feel stuck.
This happens for me when I am writing. People call it
writers block in an attempt to make it normal and
okay. But really it is only a mind-set and confusion
somewhere in the process. It's flowing really well and
then suddenly wham, its not flowing. I have learned
techniques to get past those blocks. I go for walks, listen to
baroque music or take my computer to a cafe.
Other situations are more challenging. Sometimes its
about changing a habit. I had a client who was
stressed from working too many long hours in his
business. He hated how he felt but didn't trust his
employees enough to delegate. He felt stuck. There is
always a way to get past the block. In his case I
asked him what he would need in order to feel more
trusting of his employees. That new question opened
up the flow as he was not used to doing anything but
complain and be stressed.
The main thing to remember is that mental blocks are
not permanent or immoveable. They are only a state of mind.
It was your confusion that created them in the first place so it is within your own power to move past them as well.
Here are five easy things that can help you to move
past your mental blocks.
1. Find someone impartial to talk to. Another person's
objectivity can help you to see a little clearer.
2. Take an action even if you are not sure if it will
work. Any movement will put you into a new frame of
mind which frees up the energy.
3. Ask yourself what you gain from staying blocked?
You may not like what you hear but it can help you to
see how your fears or insecurities are in the drivers
seat.
4. Change your language. If you say things like,
"It's too difficult, or too complicated" this
negative self-talk will keep you feeling stuck. Say,
"I am doing it, I am no longer blocked." Notice how
that feels liberating.
5. Move your body and your mind will move too.
Remember to celebrate your mind. It is your greatest
gift. With your mind you have the opportunity and resources to move through any challenges and find solutions to any problems. Keep the pipeline open and your creativity will flow and your business ideas will grow.
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Kaya Singer
(Visit Kaya's Website)
Kaya Singer, owner of Awakening Business
Solutions is the author of Unleashing the Spirit of
Your Business and , Ch
ange Your Prosperity Imprint in 21
Days. She is recognized as the
person to help small business owners
clear their focus and grow their
business.
She publishes a free monthly newsletter
and has tools and online help on her
website; AwakeningBusiness.com. Kaya
Singer offers seminars , one-on-one
sessions and self study programs for small
business owners. Since 1985 she helped
over a thousand people in the business
world become more empowered, focused and
prosperous.
Her expertise comes from a combination of
her masters degree and background in
counseling, her experience of owning
four small businesses and her work as a
corporate trainer. Her expertise is people
and their relationship with their own
business.
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