Kathryn Eggins

How Taking Responsibility Will Change Your Life by Kathryn Eggins

Guest Post by Kathryn Eggins

Kathryn Eggins

The circumstances we find ourselves in can seem to be beyond our control, but we’re more in control of our lives than we give ourselves credit for.

We hear and experience so much negativity growing up that it’s no wonder we look for the negative when we’re older. It becomes second nature and we stand in our own way.

We start to complain and blame everything and everyone else for the course of our life. We make decisions based upon our life experiences.

Regardless of whether it’s our health, relationships, employment or any other part of our life, we’re taught that life is tough and that everything must be hard.

So, we make everything difficult.

We say we don’t enjoy it, but it becomes our comfort zone. We dream of what our ideal life looks like yet most people don’t take the steps required to change their life because it means stepping outside our comfort zone.

But imagine if you did…

What if you took 100% complete responsibility for your life? What does that look like?

  • If you were in pain, you would seek help to find the right exercises to strengthen your body
  • You would take steps to learn about food and to create the right mindset to be well
  • If didn’t like your job, you would take steps to find a new one
  • If you weren’t earning enough, you would take steps to change that
  • If you had a difficult relationship you would stop trying to change the other person and ask yourself what you could change about yourself to improve the relationship or decide whether the relationship was even right for you
  • You’d learn to say no
  • If you weren’t happy with the state of your health, you’d stop thinking like a sick person and take steps to become well again

The list is endless.

It means accepting you’re responsible for the state of your life and if you aren’t happy with something, it’s your responsibility to change it.

But, where do you start?

With your self-worth and self-love.

Feeling worthy of a good life can difficult if you haven’t felt that way before but you can take steps to change that –

Affirmations – Create affirmations that reflect how you need to see yourself. Not sure where to start? Start with ‘I AM Worthy’. Write it down, put it where you can see it and say it every time you see it, with conviction.

Gratitude – We’re bombarded with as much positivity as we are negativity each day. Notice the beauty and the good things in life. Let your heart radiate with gratitude.

Meditation – Sit for a few moments and concentrate only on your breathing, feel the soap suds while you’re washing the dishes or color in; meditation comes in all shapes and forms. Take some time out, give your mind a rest and be open to the bigger picture.

Taking 100% responsibility for your life gives you back your personal power and will change your life forever.

 

ABOUT THIS GUEST: Kathryn is a Transformational Wellness Coach. She incorporates her training as an Inspired Spirit Law of Attraction Life Coach and a Personal Trainer to help women take control of their life, feel great and live life on their terms. In 1991 she was diagnosed with stage-four endometriosis and was in and out of surgery for 18 years until she realized it was all emotional and that she actually enjoyed being sick. In 2009 she decided to get out of her own damn way and healed her body using the Law of Attraction and taking responsibility for her life. www.happyactivewell.com

GOYW Guest Podcast Episode - Kathryn Eggins

Listen to Kathryn’s Get Out of Your Own Damn Way podcast interview HERE.

 

 

 

 

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