Ugh! It’s 5:00 a.m. and the alarm is going off already. I hit the snooze button and snuggle down further into my warm comforter. 9 minutes later……it’s going off again. God, I wish I could sleep in. Don’t you hate getting up early for work?
Well, what if you didn’t have to hate it? What if it was a “get go” instead of a “have to”? You get to choose. Here are some of the reasons I “get to” get up and go work:
- I get to collect a paycheck;
- I get to interact with other adults;
- I get to grow and learn;
AND the biggest “get to”:
- I get to wake up.
How often do you have extreme gratitude just for the fact that you woke up this morning and get to spend another day with your family? How often do you live your life like today is the only day you have since there is no guarantee that you will have tomorrow.
“But I hate my job.” There are two ways I like to look at this. One of them, obviously, is to quit and find another job. Easier said than done? Again, it is a choice. You get to make it easy or you get to make it hard. If you put negative energy out, that is exactly what you will attract. (Watch “The Secret” to get more information on the Laws of Attraction). Practice putting out positive energy in all that you want to achieve and see what starts showing up for you.
The second option is to stay at the job that you hate and make a conscious choice to love it. Look at the things you hate about it and practice turning them around and having a different outlook on it. If it is the people, practice using the judgment you have for them to take a look at how it reflects on you. Judgment is something we see in others that we like or dislike about ourselves.
This is something we can model for our children. Do we complain about having to go to work? On Sunday night, do you say, “I really don’t want to go to work tomorrow?” Do your children say they really don’t want to go to school? Think about the way your language may affect your children. Teach them about the Laws of Attraction and continue to reinforce that they always have choices and accountability in all that they do.
More examples of languaging that can be self-defeating and may give you a sense of powerlessness are:
Try
Maybe
I think
I can’t
It’s too hard
Never
Remember that you have the power to create the changes you want. Don’t wait for others to do it for you. You’ll be waiting forever while LIFE passes you by.
What’s your “get to”?
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