Tag: tolerations

Your Desire = Helping Others

Did you know that following one small desire can open up a world of amazing new possibilities for you.

But it doesn’t stop there…

It can produce unbelievable things — not just in your life, but in the lives of all the people you touch!

Why is this?

Because living YOUR desire
can also unlock the
seeds of desire in others.

When you’re a creative being, living the fullest expression of the potential inside of you, you cannot help but be noticed by others who are also working towards that same potential.

You become an inspiration just by being who you are — and doing the things you want to do.

You don’t have to try, struggle, fuss, or go through all kinds of garbage to make that happen. It just… happens.

This creates a positive ripple effect in the world…none of which could ever happen if you kept your desire locked inside of you.

One fantastic example of this is the bestselling author, Elizabeth Gilbert, who wrote the book Eat Pray Love. Her book became a global bestseller — and it all sprung from a tiny seed of desire.

One day Liz had a thought: “It’d be cool to speak Italian.” That desire led her to learn the language…which then led her to travel to Italy and other countries. While traveling, she had many life-changing experiences. She wrote about these experiences in her book, which became a mega-bestseller and impacted the lives of millions.

What if she had dismissed the initial seed of desire, or ignored it? The world would have missed out on a lot!

You can easily disregard your desires — and do nothing with them. OR you can give yourself permission to act on them!

No desire is too small or too insignificant; even if it’s something as simple as, “I want this wall in my living room to be blue.”

Having trouble tapping into your desire? Take a good long look at what you’re currently tolerating in your life and you’ll see that the opposite of toleration is DESIRE.

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This week's question from my portal “The Neagle Code: Directions for Life” comes from someone who wishes to remain anonymous.

Why have I attracted abuses into my life?

My earliest memories are of being ‘picked on' by my peers. I've also been abused by authority figures. And most recently, I've been pushed around by clients who refuse to pay for the work I’ve fulfilled.

Even my spouse and children mistreat me at times, speaking to me as if I were a child, treating me like I am a complete idiot.

You teach that we have to take personal responsibility for everything in our lives, but what could I possibly have done to ask for this?

Hi, and thanks for the GREAT question!

The answer to this lies in the fact that at some point in your life, you gave your power away.

Sometimes this happens slowly due to a gradually escalating abusive relationship, and sometimes it happens when we are children and we don’t even really realize we had power to begin with.

The beauty of the situation is that this keeps showing up in your life to get you to see that you need to

Take your power back and
STEP into being POWERFUL.

Abusers don’t want anything to do with a powerful person, because they can sense the strength at an energetic level.

In order to take your power back, I suggest that you make a list of ALL the things you are tolerating in your life, and then one by one either shift them or eliminate them.

This is non-negotiable! If you’re tolerating it, it MUST change.

Being a victim may have served a purpose in your past, but it certainly is not serving you now.

You must also begin to set boundaries with the people in your life. You need to tell them what you will no longer tolerate.

The next time someone belittles you or verbally abuses you, stop them and tell them that you will no longer tolerate being spoken to that way and remove yourself from the situation.

OK, now it’s up to you…step into your power and then GO KICK SOME ASS!

PS: If you enjoy reading my weekly Neagle Code, you'll LOVE my brand new podcast, The Successful Mind. You can expect cutting edge information and strategies relating to success mindset, leadership, wealth creation, and relationships, all based in Universal Law and my own experience creating a multi-million dollar business.

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