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Originally Posted by dalante  I really enjoyed this article, but there is one point that I would have liked Steve to address.
If I want to make the move to dedicate myself 100% to what makes me happy, how do I do it, in view of my situation? I have created a situation in which I am imprisoned from my work. I have debts, no savings whatsoever. I understand I created this by manifesting unappropriate thoughts.
Using the model of intention manifestation, I have started to send out to the universe new intentions. However, in practice, taking actions towards my goal is really undermined by the fact that I have to stay at my job to survive, pay off debts, etc... If I quit my job now, I am homeless on Novembre 30th. This job takes a bing chunk of my schedule.
I know I have to find the solution by myself, but i was wondering if you readers and Steve, have any thought relevant to this situation? About how to make the transition possible in practice....
Until I find the solution, I'll keep intentioning...  |
Good intentions are just the beginning. The next step is to become totally congruent in your thoughts with the new reality you're wanting to create. That's the hardest part. You can intend all day long, but you won't move very far until you can achieve internal congruency.
The how is really not that important. The why is far, far greater. Too often we use not knowing how as an excuse to disguise the fact that we haven't fully figured out the why.
I started this web site before I realized how it would fully work, how I'd generate income from it, how I'd build traffic. But I knew precisely why I had to do all those things, and that broke down all the barriers in my path and created all the hows I needed.
You can commit to a goal without knowing how you'll achieve it, as long as you know why you'll achieve it.
The challenge is coming up with a why that's so incredibly strong, nothing will stand in its way. This usually means you must begin to resonate with an idea who's time has come.