Drop the monkey business, tune out and tune in. Get the answers from within.
Inspirations By Business Enthusiast Oisin Browne, author of the ‘The Binman’s Guide to Selling’
Thursday, 5 January 2012
THE BEST ADVISER IS YOUR INNER ADVISER
When you are afraid to take the next step, or have a mental
block stopping you from making progress you can remove yourself from the
picture and look from the outside. Have you ever noticed how easy it is to look
at other people and their situations and within seconds come up with a plan of action?
You can see what’s blocking them. You may even go as far as dishing out
friendly advice as you feel that your clarity is super bright and super right. You
can’t understand how the other party can’t see the solution that is resting
right beneath their nose. The confusing aspect of this great ability is that you can’t do it for yourself. When you
try, you become emotionally involved. You attach yourself to particular outcomes.
You ask everybody, only to receive ten very different and conflicting opinions.
This is the time to tune out from the noise of the outside world and tune into your inner world. This is the time to go to the cinema on your own,
to wash the dishes by hand, do gardening, yoga, meditation or exercise. This is
the right time to quieten your mind. It is easier said than done, but if you
don’t give it a go, you won’t know. The goal is to disconnect and bring yourself into a calm state of now, the present moment. When you disconnect from the
outcome you can tap into more possibilities. You can ask yourself questions and
get great honest answers. You can see
yourself as you see others and help yourself as you would others, but first
calm the mind. Imagine now if you were to meet a 30 year older version of yourself
and could ask him/her this question “What’s the next best step for me to take?”
They have been through it all and have all the best answers. Do it now, and see
what answers you received. I’m sure it will be the right answer. If you get two
answers, listen to the first, the gut feeling. The best adviser is your inner adviser.
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