Three Ways To Stop Living In The Past

Published: Sun, 11/09/14

Happy Sunday

I was laying on the chiropractor's table a

few days ago, getting the shock treatments

on my back (feeling better after the car accident...

thanks to those of you who asked about it) when

a thought came up. I dictated it into my phone....

What happened ten minutes ago is just as much a

part of the past as World War One. It's a matter

of how you process it, and how much influence you

permit it to have on your present.

That doesn't mean it's wrong to bask in the warm glow

of the good stuff or grieve the hurts. It must means there's

a present with your name on it, waiting for you to come

out and play.

Let the lessons of the past inform. That's what they're

there for. Realize you are whole, beautiful and worthy

to create the present and future you desire. It's what

you were put here to do.

Part of that thought came from realizing we are only one

drunk or texting driver away from death, or a totally new

reality. It gives us a challenge to live our lives who we are,

where we are and how we are.

It also came from a birthday coming up this week. Hard

not to notice the tick, tick ticking of the clock. :)

And it comes from realizing that many of us spend our lives

trying to live up to someone else's expectations of us.

We so badly want the approval of that parent, or that lover,

or someone else we have allowed to mean more to us than

is healthy.

It shows up in choices that diminish us. That take away our

freedom. That leave us unfulfilled.

Sure, we all do that. We all live in the past to a certain extent.

But if it's time to do something different...to make peace with

your past rather than keep reliving it...

To own your life, own your choices, own your present and future....

And have that show up in great ways...money, great relationships,

better health...

Then CLICK HERE, and let me leave you with three simple ways

to get yourself out of the past and live in the present...

And please....comment, like, tweet and share this around.

This could be a great day for someone, if you show them

what's possible.

Much Love,

Larry