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Articles 7 and 8 

What Sabotages Success?

7.  Fear of Past Wounds and Failures and Fear of Success – Part 1.

 and

8. Dwelling upon Lack, and not Stepping Out of Your Comforts and Controls – Part 2.

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What Sabotages Success – Fear of Past Wounds and Failures and Fear of Success – Part 1.

The majority of individuals who choose to venture into developing a new project have had past failures, they have had experiences which can limit or stagnate new opportunities. Due to these old wounds, they can also bring in a fear of success, which go back to how they see themselves, their level of self-worth.  The potholes and the underlying foundation of past experiences can often sabotage any new potential, even when change is beginning to occur.

 

Human problems, issues and challenges always relate to fear - fear being the greatest motivator in our society. Some failures are due to the fear of:-

  • Being ridiculed, rejected, humiliated or belittled

  • Not being accepted or belonging to a group and having a feeling or being left alone

  • Making a mistake or failing at something and not being able to achieve.

  • Being compared with others, which makes you feel that you may not be good enough.

  • Not being loved or having love so others can support you on your journey.

  • Change and fear of the unknown

  • Independence, by not being able to depend on others and seeking validation in their advice

  • All kinds of lack, doubt, trust, confidence by holding on to judgments and agendas.

All these fears lower your self-worth and your ability to achieve and succeed and can lead to 3 more influences:

1.       Fight Response

2.       Flight Response

3.       Fear of Success

Let’s take a look at these 3 categories:

  1. Fight - When you are approached by a series of unpleasant experiences, one usual action is to judge with a fearful ‘fight reaction.’ These fears of failure stress you so much that it forces you to strive harder, to work harder, to fight for what you want, to control yourself with burdens and disciplines so you get the right answers, to push your way through to get the right opportunities, but when you get there you’re tired, stressed and exhausted, and often ill.  The joy of travelling the journey of achieving was lost and the desire to continue does not seem so bright. The more you fight for things, the more these methods back-fire, as you will never get anywhere by bettering yourself through fighting.  These unproductive methods only return to inner conflict, because you are looking outside of yourself.  You are only dwelling on one level and that is your material needs and your emotional, physical and spiritual needs are ignored.  This imbalance from inner conflicts is expressed in your world as outer turmoil,  because striving by taking from yourself the joys of living or taking from others in self-absorbed ways is being an empty vessel, and it will not bring fulfilment and inner satisfaction, whether you actually succeed or not.
     

  2. Flight – Another reaction may be to sweep the issue under the rug, and then run and hide from it.  This only denies or ignores the existence of the experience and this behaviour comes from a fearful ‘flight reaction.’ The fears of failure can stress you so much that you retreat from trying to achieve.  Everywhere you look there are limitations, there are roadblocks in every path and you just can’t seem to get past these structured obstacles, conditions and controls unless you bully your way through. Somehow, having a bully attitude does not seem right, so you give up, you develop a ‘flight’ response to where you become the victim to appeasement, obligation and compromise in order to give to others and have a quieter life.  Again you have inner conflict, you would like a better material world, but you feel that you don’t want to fight the mass limitations, because you see yourself as not worthy enough to have it.  Again this attitude of lack endorses itself because you do not give to yourself and you do not allow yourself to receive.  This creates the empty vessel, to where you cannot be fulfilled and satisfied.
     

  3. Fear of Success – Due to a poor self-worth lack of trust you dwell upon your past failures. You see yourself as still being the same person in that failed past suit, so you keep belittling yourself for your mistakes. When you fear stepping out of your comfort zone, or when you think you are not grand enough to walk in the shoes of a successful person, you hinder the process of acting upon and attracting your new potential. Because of your past incapability’s and the lack of confidence you feel that you have a tall order to fill to be able to achieve your desires. When you dwell upon the outer reality, you cannot know anything else but what you dwell upon. This is because ‘the mind does not know what is beyond what it knows!’  Fear limits you, and it prevents you from obtaining a successful happy balanced life.  Fear squashes your ability to discover your unlimited potentials, giving you far greater misery than the problem itself. That is, your fear that was created from the emotional root-cause is often greater that putting up with its symptom, a persistent physical conflicting pain or illness.

Through your daily life, things may happen around you, or to you, but the important thing is what happens in you. Nothing is really good or bad, right or wrong.  Failure is how you view it, what perception or spin you put on it.  You don’t have to let other people or conditions determine how you will think or feel or act, even if they do not approve to what has happened. You take responsibility of your own life, by always choosing to respond to everything from your highest consciousness.  You can define your failures as a learning process and an important step in your growth.  Apart from not trying to do anything at all, there is no failure – it is just another experience. Therefore, failure should not be perceived as a bad thing, it means that you are just a little closer in growing to a success in revealing your goal due to the lessons that you have learnt.

To go beyond failure is about turning past failed gravestones, the wounds of your past experiences into future successful landmarks.  It means the impact of the past does not have to limit you unless you allow it.  It is to be willing to release the past, to let ‘old dogs lie in peace’, so you don’t have to continually bring up the buried past wounds for that was your old truth. Through your learnt experiences you now hold a higher level of consciousness, a grander spin on how you see yourself, your life and your abilities. That is your new truth and when you accept all of your experiences and hold compassion for yourself for having experienced them, when you honour yourself for giving yourself those experiences in the name of growth and expanding consciousness, you will see yourself differently and your perceptions of worth will increase – that is when you will become a full vessel and you will have something to give.  When you can give to yourself as a full vessel you can give to others and they will come to you, they will be attracted to your energy for your services, products or knowledge because of your success within yourself.

Copyright 2009 Pamela Skuse

www.whoamiformula.com

info@whoamiformula.com

 


What Sabotages Success – Dwelling upon Lack, and not Stepping Out of Your Comforts and Controls – Part 2.

If you dwell on the things outside of yourself and things that you don’t like, you not only regard them as an effort or a duty to do them, but you also bring back that energy, you bring in more of what you don’t want. 

The roller-coaster goes around and around, magnifying what you don’t want and reinforcing in your reality that it does exist – it’s proven and it is a truth, but it is also a lie, if you didn’t consciously choose to have that into your life.

 

Human problems, issues and challenges that relate to past failures that sabotage future success can be broken down into 3 main categories.

 1. Dwindling Money Supplies
 2. Staying in Your Comfort Zone
 3. Controlling Rules 

Let’s take a look at each individual category:

  1. Dwindling Money Supplies - To restart any new venture you need funding and if you have to spend money on that venture perhaps you are in scarcity thinking of ‘just enough to survive’ mode. Have you said,’ my last failed venture took all my money, its gone and used up, so there is not enough to go round’! Money is another energy form of exchange for giving and receiving. It is all about allowing the energy of money to flow in and flow out, to move it so that more money energy can flow in. It’s about how you perceive money, the limitations of who has it and who hasn’t got it, and what you do with your money, whether you keep in your hands, holding onto it so tightly, resisting giving and sharing. This stops the flow of money going to others as well as flowing back to you. Another is allowing money to dwindle between your fingers and lose the lot, allowing others to take it from you through their feeding and disempowering events.  Look at your relationship with money and then look at what kind of relationship you have with yourself. When you do get money you let it go, but the gift is allowing it to come back into your life. Money is giving yourself the abundance of life - it is allowing yourself to receive the joy of living – it is a reflection of your level of worth, of how much you deserve to receive something. What beliefs do you have that stops the flow of money coming to you? Have a relationship with yourself first so you can have a good relationship with money.
     

  2. Staying in Your Comfort Zone - The saying goes - ‘Fear follows if you run and fear retreats when you face what you fear the most’. It is very easy to get caught up in your home comforts, being in a warm cosy safe space when change begins to occur at the manifesting time of a new venture. Being too attached to your cosy home comforts - that is what you know, does not allow you to expand out to see and do other things. When you dwell upon your fear of the outer reality, you cannot know anything else but what you dwell upon. It takes courage and trust to take the first step forward, from your cosy comforts and step into the unknown and face change. Take action, do anything at first, and allow your intuition to guide you and be daring to choose again if it is not what you want.
     

  3. Controlled Rules - Control limits the structure of energy. Control stops energy from flowing in and flowing out, it keeps you in lack and it keeps you in your fearful comfort zone of what ‘should be’ and ‘what if’.  It keeps you in the controls of your mind of what you know and that is only what you or others have experienced – often based on past wounds.  Control of your own self-made rules keeps you stuck in the influences of mass consciousness.  Nothing else grander than the perceptions of your experiences can come in unless you learn to let go of the controls and the strong disciplines you have developed for yourself. It is not about being controlled by others or controlling others.  It’s about letting go of controlling yourself through mental force, fighting, striving and holding on to agendas and ‘figuring out’ mental concepts.  This only stresses the mind, thus creating more controls and rules.  Controls stagnates your energy, where it stifles true freedom and due to the fear of placing rules on yourself, you restrict the flow of energy.  Restriction creates resistance and resistance brings pain and suffering. It closes your heart to allow something new – beyond your present imagination to come in. Then, you only have the mind left to rely on.  If the mind is stressed and worn out with fear and worry,  that is all that you will attract to you – the fear and worry of failure, even the fear of success. Fear brings in doubt, which relates to mistrust and unworthiness. 

This is not about letting go of mass consciousness controls and rules, for that is in place for the humans who are imbalanced within themselves and society.  It is about disconnecting from the controls that you have made for yourself – what you look like, what you wear, what you eat, what you must do, be and have that enforces comparison against others. Many of these rules have originally come from the demands, conformities and structures of society, handed down for centuries, but you can disconnect from their truth and begin to feel and discern what is your conscious truth – which is only what you consciously choose – everything else is the hypnotic belief structure and overlays from your past and the influences of mass consciousness.

Energy is always self-seeking - it seeks release, freedom and expansion. Repetitive failures will always occur until you address it – fear always follows when you run from it.  When you are unwilling to release old ways, old truths about the issue of failure, will come back for resolution.  When you feel a fear, and you react to that fear, you are not holding your energy balance, you are not in a safe place and you will allow that fear to disempower you and limit a new potential to come in. All stuck energy seeks resolution and when you choose and act upon a new potential, when you face your fear, that fear will dissolve and your new potential can manifest - that is when your future is the past healed.

Copyright 2009 Pamela Skuse

www.whoamiformula.com

info@whoamiformula.com

 


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