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The Muscle of Trust: From Detachment to Freedom
Building trust is like flexing a muscle. It takes time and practice. For years, I had evidence that led me to distrust. I believed I had to shoulder all the burdens myself, ignorant of the fact that I was actually co-creating with the universe. If you grew up in a similar situation, where you were discouraged from asking for what you truly desired, or if you developed a mindset of doubt due to past disappointments, it’s understandable that your trust muscle may be underdeveloped.
Overcoming Trust Deficits: The Journey from Self-Doubt to Goal Realization
Perhaps you’ve stopped working towards your heart’s desires altogether, thinking, “What’s the point?” I used to be in the same boat. Many people talk about setting goals without showing you how to achieve them. Ultimately, what we’re really chasing is a feeling. Most of the time when we are going after our goals, we want to feel accomplished, fulfilled or even gratitude for having accomplished the goal. And, we can feel whatever feeling we want to feel NOW.
If you find yourself clinging tightly to your goals, it’s okay. This is not a place for self-judgment. It’s possible that deep down, you simply don’t trust that it’s already done. When I say “done,” I mean that whatever you heart desires has already been given to you and is on its way. Maybe you rely on the attainment of your goal to provide the desired feeling.
Living in the Unknown: Mastering Trust Before Attainment
But here’s the thing: we can generate those feelings without relying on external circumstances. I discussed this on episode 15 of my podcast as well. It’s about living in the unknown and accessing those emotions independent of the specific outcome. Additionally, you may hold the belief that you’ll believe it once you have it. However, the truth is, we must believe first in order to manifest our heart’s desires.
The Power of Failure: Embracing Growth Opportunities for Your Heart’s Desires
We have been conditioned to view failure as a negative outcome, something “bad”. Yet, the road to achieving our aspirations often involves failing repeatedly until we attain our desired success. Success and failure are inseparable; the latter is not an endpoint but a stepping stone for growth and learning. It’s time we shifted our mindset, recognizing failure not as a setback but as an integral part of the journey to success.
Trusting the Process: A Gradual Shift Towards Unleashing Your Power
It’s not always easy, but it’s worth the effort. So embrace failure, let go of limiting beliefs, and trust in the process. You have the power to manifest your dreams and create a life you love.
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As always, from my soul to yours,
Erin Gray