Monday, March 29, 2010

Day 1: Wayne Dyer Your Erroneous Zones

     I just got back from a week long cruise with my mom, sister, boyfriend and friends.  It was a ton of fun although there were a few stressful times when we were trying to coordinate what to do.  Some of us had different ideas on what would be fun (ie. beach, shopping, tours); which caused some tension in our group.  In the past I would get really upset and say things I would regret.  This time I was a lot more tame; a breakthrough!  I could actually see a difference in the way I handled the stressful situations from times past.  I was more calm and patient.  The best part was that there were less hurtful words I needed to apologize for.  This time, because my character was better, I didn't have as many regrets in my actions and had a better vacation.  I wasn't perfect but better.  I am proud of that.

     I have worked on myself a lot since my last vacation to this one.  I realized I can only be as patient, forgiving, humble, trusting with others as much as I am patient, forgiving, humble, trusting with myself.  This was an epiphany to me because it is the basis for this self-help guru project.  I am interested in learning more so I can be more for others but it starts with myself (makes sense but still an epiphany for me!)  If I don't know how to change a flat tire then I won't be able to teach it to anyone.  If I don't know how to be patient with myself than I cannot be patient with others.  I can only be what I am to myself.

     I am hoping, as I learn these self-help guru techniques that I will be able to work on myself which will spill over into all my relationships in a positive, beneficial way.  My relationships can only be as good as my relationship is with myself.  Looking forward to the next vacation when I can see even more of a difference.  Plus, laying on the beach for a week, eating great food and not working is always something to look forward to!

Your Erroneous Zones by Wayne Dyer starts today!  I will write more tomorrow.

Charissa

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