Self-sabotage: Are you a victim?

Written by Sandeep Nath on May 28, 2010 6:48 am

Self-sabotage is a condition of the mind that disallows making progress because one’s own limiting beliefs come to the fore.

For example, for many years I lay stagnating in my business because I was scared of explosive growth. I had visions of not being able to handle the scale of operation that I could visualize and thus my creative visualization and morbid fears cancelled each other out.

It was then that I read the wise saying, “Our worst fear is not that we are inadequate, our deepest fear is that we are powerful beyond measure. It is our light, not our darkness that most frightens us.”. And through meditation and mind control I began to lower the intensity of my fear of lack-of-capacity… and abundance had no choice but to manifest.

So what’s sabotaging you? Why do you find yourself NOT gravitating towards the tools that could make you wildly productive? Why do you spend your days tapping away the same keyboard expecting different results? What are you doing different today – with a different guide or method – that could change things around for you?

Are you afraid of being conned or losing money? Why are you afraid? Do you own the universe? My grandfather used to say, “if I lose something to someone, it was probably his before I took it away from him”. How about bearing that attitude for a few days or weeks and seeing the results?

To a more productive you!

Sandeep

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