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6 Reasons That Stop You Getting What You Want ?

Posted by Suzie Cheel | December 28, 2007 .

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Recently I received an email headed : The Goals Workshop where Blair Singer was interviewing Jayne Johnson.

I was curious, I had met Jayne back in 2001 at a Robert Kiyosaki Workshop in Sydney. I was inspired by her approach, enjoyed talking with her and remember getting a book from Jayne Understanding Life by Lawrence West. I am now about to find this book and reread it.

As 2008 is almost here and it is time to set goals I thought I would find it helpful.

The topic of the teleseminar: Six Reasons Most People Don’t Get What They Want… and end up with what they DON’T want!!!! aroused my curiosity, so I registered and dialled in.

The six reasons Jayne says that stop us are:

  1. Assessment of Value… particularly of Self - This is often unconscious. We don’t value ourselves highly enough and this can stop us getting what we want. I see that this links into the area of both self worth and the importance of having high self esteem.
  2. No Follow up or Follow Through -This is about keeping your word, keeping the promises you make to yourself. So often we let ourselves down by not doing what we say we are going to do. I know I am guilty of this and then I beat myself up, this can then lead to procrastination and a downward spiral.
  3. Guilt - This is often unknown and unwanted guilt that stops us. We need to learn to give the guilt away.
  4. Incorrect or too small of a Context - here is where we get stuck on too small a level. We need to make our context bigger to achieve our goals and our dreams.
  5. Out of Exchange - uneven trade, where we give more than we get back in exchange.This can become a pattern that stops us.
  6. Conscious and subconscious out of synch… when that little voice inside shoots you in the foot and you don’t even know it! I recognize that in myself. We need to acknowledge the power of our spirit.

Right now the two of these that speak most forcefully to me are Not following through and Having too small a context.

What reasons stop you from having abundance in your life? Leave a comment below.

You can find out more at The Clearing Sight and read how Robert Kiyosaki developed the plan for Rich Dad Poor Dad and The Cash flow Game 101 at one of Jayne’s Goals workshops.

Welcome to Your Journey to freedom, to get daily tools and tips subscribe to my RSS feed. wishing you an abundantly delicious day, Suzie, The Abundance Quuen!

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Comment by AxaNo Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2007-12-28 23:02:34

Anyway, have u meet Kiyosaki face to face?

:D

 
Comment by Martin SaenzNo Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2007-12-29 17:25:20

I like the idea of cultivating your subconscious. I never really understood myself until I start meditating and asking my subconscious questions.

Martin

 
Comment by Suzie CheelNo Gravatar
2008-01-01 23:13:07

yes Axa, I did meet Robert and Kim and tomorrow talking with Jayne Wishing you an abundant new year

 
Comment by abary52No Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2008-01-02 16:43:34

Thanks much…this has motivated me to start 2008 out on an uplifting path. Thanks again

 
Comment by AxaNo Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2008-01-03 03:31:49

Wow! Great..! I Only Met Robert in Cash Flow Quadrant… :D

Thanks Suzie…….. :)

 
Comment by Martin WelchNo Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2008-01-09 19:45:37

Sometimes we just say what we want, we do nothing to get what we want. I agree with the reason that- No Follow up or Follow Through. I personally agree with this idea, most of the time I do nothing to get what I want.

Martin Welch’s last blog post..Things To Consider In Starting A Business

 
Comment by Krista NeherNo Gravatar Subscribed to comments via email
2008-01-10 17:12:07

Great post - especially for this time of year :)

- Krista

 
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