After the initial buzz passed I realised, the buzz was from giving. Not from raising money for charity, but just from giving with no expectation of receiving money for what I was giving. How much of that time could I have instead spent on making new music, doing my online job, visualising my new life etc. if I'd just given it away quickly instead of launching a charity sale? I would still have the buzz of giving it away and less public attention and more time to create the life I want.
I admitted I didn't even reply to her offer when she text me as I was confronted with feelings of not being worthy, or embarrassment at taking something for free. Or is it that I'm not worthy? My memory flicked back to a webinar I watched last week by Natalie Ledwell from Mind Movies http://www.mindmovies.com/ where she shared that of the ten top limiting beliefs people have, they often relate back to these three:
1. If I try I'll fail
2. If I do not one will want me
3. I'm not worthy
and I noted immediately scanned all my limited beliefs and it was painfully obvious that they all had their genesis in a deep seated belief that I'm not worthy (because I didn't grow up with a father who was there for me and showed his love for me). How bizarre. And what a rotten belief it is to have considering I'm here, a single mum so deeply committed to ensuring my son doesn't grow up without a dad or, growing up with the emotional baggage I had. I need to toss this in a big hurry!
So with all these reflections in mind it occurred to me my house, full of 'stuff' I have to sell for money meanwhile I'm tripping over them and not feeling free, just needs to be cleared, but I don't even feel worthy enough to get rid of stuff I don't want anymore.
There are things I can sell - but will take me considerable time and focus to do that - if I felt worthy I would just give them away and enjoy the buzz and know I will get whatever I need when I need it.
There are body products I've not touched for years since learning about their toxicity while they were in storage and I was adjusting to my new lifestyle of being a breastfeeding mother and reading books like "Chemical Free Kids" by Dr Sarah Lantz. So I don't want to use them on my body but I feel I can't throw them out... why? I'm not worthy. I'm not worthy of better products on my skin? Its more worthy to not be wasteful then to protect my child and myself from these toxic products? Wow. And I'm not worthy of having a home empty of these burdens from the past? Wow?
Epiphany.
So today, my approach changes. Today, the reminder of items not yet in the Charity Sale and all the products I just don't want to use on myself or my child are being given away or thrown out in the QUICKEST most time effective manner I can move them on with.
THIS, is my SELF ESTEEM SALE to the Universe.
Because, not only I am worth it, I'm also 'worth it' to receive anything I need in future in place of the things I'm giving away. And I can find away of giving them away without being wasteful so others can still take advantage of them and I haven't wasted time or focus giving them away. And for anything I put in the bin, I really don't want ANYONE on earth to use them, because, they are worth more too.
Much love to you all.
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