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Need Encouragement for Inspiration? Are you
waiting for it to just happen to you? Marie Roker has a different
way to look at it for you.
Unfinished Business
By Marie Roker
What unfinished business is constantly gnawing at
you? Is there someone
you need to forgive? Is there someone you need to apologize to? Is
there something you need to resolve? You're not alone. Most of us
have
some kind of unfinished business in our lives, whether it is
something
big or small. However, in order for us to move towards the next
phase
in your life, it's important that we get closure on our unfinished
business. Before you can resolve to live a successful life, it's
important that you take care of your unfinished business. By
honoring
your commitments to yourself and to others, you are creating an
authentic life. When you have unresolved issues hanging over your
head,
you are burdened with guilt and shame. So, how can you work on
getting
some of your unfinished business resolved?
1. Forgive yourself and stop the blame game. Face the truth about
the
situation and make amends with it. Explore the deeper truths about
why
you have not yet forgiven yourself. Do you feel unworthy of
forgiveness? Write a letter to yourself with forgiveness of any
past
wrong doings.
2. Forgive someone who has hurt you. The more you hold on to the
hurt,
the more the pain remains fresh and new. Forgive the person, even
if
they refuse to acknowledge that they have hurt you. Forgiveness is
not
about them, it's about you.
3. Avoid pile up in your life. Have you been unreliable in the
past?
Stop the cycle now by not making any promises you can not keep and
keeping the promises you make. Let people know that they can
depend on
you.
4. Confront yourself or someone else in your life. Is there
someone you
need to resolve an issue with? Are you silently resenting this
person?
Do you have some resentment towards yourself for a decision you
made in
the past? You can not undo the past. Let it go and move on.
5. Get closure. Decide to move on. Don't let the situation control
your
life, but you control the situation. Sometimes the answer we're
looking
for isn't the answer we get. Instead of trying to force an
outcome, step
away and surrender.
Marie Magdala Roker is passionate about working with young people
and parents and helping them to identify their strengths and
potential. She has worked with numerous youth groups and has
helped dozens of young people to unlock and nurture their
potential. Ms. Roker believes in finding what is “right in your
life” instead of what is wrong with it.
Marie is also a Pen Pal Literacy Coach with In2books, a volunteer
coach with A Hand UP Coaching, an e-mentor with icouldbe.org and
an e-career coach with Plan 4 Success.org. You can find her on the
web at
http://www.smartbeecoaching.com or
http://www.successfulchild.com
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