What Are You Tolerating In Your Life?
Many of us are busy, busy, busy most days. So busy, in fact, that there are things in all of our lives that we are just tolerating. There are things that have crept into your life that you allow to continue to exist. You know, like that dirty car, or the leaking faucet, or the bumper-to-bumper traffic that we are forced to sit through every evening to get home. Stop for a moment and think about it: What are you tolerating in your life?
Whether you realize it or not, every toleration you allow to linger in your life drains your energy, your attention, and your motivation. It prevents you from fully realizing your life’s potential. So, what are you tolerating in your life? You can probably come up with a list pretty easily. I know I did.
What Are You Tolerating In Your Life?
When I asked myself the question, “What are you tolerating in your life?” I came up with some doozies. Some were obvious, some not so much. For instance, my list included: shirts that I couldn’t wear because of missing buttons; clothes hanging in my closet that I don’t think flatter me or don’t fit me; not having enough money to do all the things I want to do; a job that bores me; intermittent internet disruptions; 6 unfinished book manuscripts; no working CD player in the house; I haven’t made an effort to keep in touch with good friends; I’ve allowed a print to hang on my wall for a year that has the glass cracked all the way across. I am tolerating a certain friend who is always late and who spends more time looking at her cellphone during dinner than talking to me.
Identify What Are You Tolerating In Your Life And Get Rid of Them
Make a list of all the things that are cluttering up your life and then Boom! Get rid of them. Just go through the list and take action to remove them from your list. Get out the needle and thread, bag up the clothes to donate to Goodwill, set aside the time to declutter and focus on projects. Once I made my list, I have set to work at eliminating those tolerations. And boy, let me tell you – it DOES make a difference in how you feel.
The benefits of getting rid of what you are tolerating in your life will be more energy, more creativity, and you’ll be able to attract more abundance and prosperity into your life. Your quality of life will almost magically improve the moment you take action to get rid of those small, inconsequential things that are actually blocking your success.
Here’s to your success,
Trina
P.S. If one of the things you are tolerating in your life includes not enough pay, not enough time with your family, not enough freedom to do what you want, then I urge you to reach out to me and let’s do a business review and see if I can get you back on the right track. Click here to find out more about my consulting services.
