Do Something Challenging Every Week (3D/25). Part D.

Introduction: 

"Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced" (James Baldwin) You are not going to overcome life until you face it. You are not going to win the battle you do not fight. Life is not for the wishing. It is for the taking. Life is not about what you get. It is all about who you are and are becoming. Everything else is a wash. The process of facing and going through life is the process of becoming. You are not going to become until you engage. 

We here continue with the fourth and closing part of the third of “25 Ways To Improve Your Self Confidence (Drastically!).”  

Pushing The Boundaries:

There are several reasons why I should not be writing these series, but I chose to. Not because I have done it before, but because I wanted to. Another belt on my waist, another star on my shoulders, and another demon biting the dust. Guess what, after I am done, it can only get better. The technique I learn, from engaging my intuitive mind, is useful in a lot of other ventures, I have in front of me. As Jim Rohn so rightly said, 

"The most important benefit of setting goals isn’t achieving your goal; it’s what you do and the person you become in order to achieve your goal that’s the real benefit."

Write down your demons and look for opportunities to stand up against them in a controlled environment. Don't waste your life pitying yourself because you think you deserve better in life than you're getting. You can actually go out there and take what you want and know should belong with you. It's your choice. It's your life. It's your story. What are you going to make of it? Are you going to be immortal, or remain a mere mortal? It's yours for the taking.

You can volunteer. There are several opportunities for this. You got to walk your walk, and it is not being comfortable. You are here to live the highest and truest version and expression of all that you were created to be. That is going to take some stepping out of your comfort zone. And, you don't have to take giant steps. You can start with the baby ones. You don't have to do it alone. You can tag along with a friend, colleagues, or a community. No excuses allowed.

You can. You will. You must. I trust you will.

St. Akin de Great.

Link to Series:

Talk Back To Your Inner Critic (2/25).

Do Something Challenging Every Week (3C/25). Part C.