Making Financial Decisions
Posted by Takara Alexis at 7/6/2011 8:45 AM 
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Making Financial Decisions
by Takara Alexis
There's a way for you to make crucial decisions and to have the peace and confidence in knowing that your decision is the best one for you. There are plenty of ways you can get up and confidently make your important decisions, particularly when you spend money.
For some people, making a fast decision is best for them. However, for many, it is absolutely not. In fact, your conflict has a lot to do with you doing what is authentic and real for you versus what you think you should do.
When you get really excited about buying something and then you talk yourself out of it, in your excitement, you are experiencing two things. One, you are feeling the truth about really wanting something, and two, you are experiencing your fear from past conditioning, which is telling you that you can't have what you want because you don't deserve it or you can't be trusted to have what you want, etc.
It is like riding a roller coaster. You're excited and want to have the thrill, yet, at the same time, you're scared of the fall. This is great when you want a thrilling roller coaster ride, however, your life's important decisions will work out better if you aren't making them from the adrenaline rush that comes with your fear. Fear either encourages you to act quickly to prevent something bad from happening, or it causes you to sit on the fence in paralysis. From this place, you cannot decide what is best for you in the long run.
Accept what you really want, which is what your excitement is revealing to you. Notice your fears, doubts, and worries, which come from your past conditioning. Let the emotions pass through you, and refrain from giving up on what you really want. Relax, take a break, and allow your emotions to settle. You will arrive at a centered, calm place. This space will bring you certainty about the decision you need to make.
You will know if the opportunity before you is just right for you or not. If it isn't, you will know what is better. If it is, you will feel the YES from a place of centered-ness, not excitement!
by Takara Alexis
There's a way for you to make crucial decisions and to have the peace and confidence in knowing that your decision is the best one for you. There are plenty of ways you can get up and confidently make your important decisions, particularly when you spend money.
For some people, making a fast decision is best for them. However, for many, it is absolutely not. In fact, your conflict has a lot to do with you doing what is authentic and real for you versus what you think you should do.
When you get really excited about buying something and then you talk yourself out of it, in your excitement, you are experiencing two things. One, you are feeling the truth about really wanting something, and two, you are experiencing your fear from past conditioning, which is telling you that you can't have what you want because you don't deserve it or you can't be trusted to have what you want, etc.
It is like riding a roller coaster. You're excited and want to have the thrill, yet, at the same time, you're scared of the fall. This is great when you want a thrilling roller coaster ride, however, your life's important decisions will work out better if you aren't making them from the adrenaline rush that comes with your fear. Fear either encourages you to act quickly to prevent something bad from happening, or it causes you to sit on the fence in paralysis. From this place, you cannot decide what is best for you in the long run.
Accept what you really want, which is what your excitement is revealing to you. Notice your fears, doubts, and worries, which come from your past conditioning. Let the emotions pass through you, and refrain from giving up on what you really want. Relax, take a break, and allow your emotions to settle. You will arrive at a centered, calm place. This space will bring you certainty about the decision you need to make.
You will know if the opportunity before you is just right for you or not. If it isn't, you will know what is better. If it is, you will feel the YES from a place of centered-ness, not excitement!
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