speak your truth (part 4 of 4): solutions
Posted by: Jonathan Bender on: February 17, 2011
So now we have a fuller understanding of the difficulties and obstacles to speaking the truth, or telling to ourselves. So – solutions!
Actions:
- Speak from your perspective, and acknowledge that it’s not The Ultimate Truth. By saying, “I feel” or “From my perspective…” it allows others to hear you better.
- Disconnect your truth from judgment. Remember – your “truth” is likely not a fact. By stating it cleanly and simply, it creates room for someone else to hear more.
- When talking to others, say what feels like the essence. There’s a difference between saying what needs to be said, and processing/thinking out loud.
- If you feel yourself not wanting to admit something – to someone or even to yourself – that’s a sign that you’re not in touch with the deeper meaning of things. Try writing out several possibilities of what it could mean – and look for what gives you the biggest feeling of relief.
- No matter what… be kind. To yourself, and to whomever else you speak.
When you have said the real deal, you’ll attract to your life what you want – and ready the way for it to come.
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