Comments on: Are You Willing to Be Uncomfortable? http://www.mike-robbins.com/blog/2010/06/are-you-willing-to-be-uncomfortable/ The Power of Appreciation Thu, 17 May 2012 13:44:00 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 By: Cary Bayer http://www.mike-robbins.com/blog/2010/06/are-you-willing-to-be-uncomfortable/#comment-837 Cary Bayer Mon, 19 Jul 2010 17:48:13 +0000 http://www.mike-robbins.com/blog/?p=254#comment-837 Mike, Love what you're doing about appreciation and gratitude. I call appreciation an "inner" vitamin & teach a 2-minute method for anyone to embody it easily. If you'd like to check out a recent blog about it, go to http://carybayer.com/wordpress/?p=314 Mike,

Love what you’re doing about appreciation and gratitude. I call appreciation an “inner” vitamin & teach a 2-minute method for anyone to embody it easily. If you’d like to check out a recent blog about it, go to http://carybayer.com/wordpress/?p=314

]]> By: DawnaLove http://www.mike-robbins.com/blog/2010/06/are-you-willing-to-be-uncomfortable/#comment-791 DawnaLove Fri, 11 Jun 2010 20:28:54 +0000 http://www.mike-robbins.com/blog/?p=254#comment-791 I love this message. Upon reflection, during the recovery process, I see clearly that when I was willing to feel the discomfort of new behavior or action, I stepped into another dimension of my best self. This fact encourages me to continue the process. I appreciate the part where you said, "at times we will fail." I have come to understand on a profound level that what appears to be failure is truly an opportunity for growth. It's really a win-win situation. I am truly grateful for the inner wisdom that is revealed to me each time I am willing to release that which does not serve my higher purpose. I am humbled each time I witness the unconditional love, from the One who loves me, just as I am. I understand my responsibility is to love and to live. The practice part is another thing lol. The crucial thing I have found, when sitting with discomfort, is to continually develop self-love, especially for my inner child. It is this pure essence that is the truth. So I pay attention. Namaste'. I love this message. Upon reflection, during the recovery process, I see clearly that when I was willing to feel the discomfort of new behavior or action, I stepped into another dimension of my best self. This fact encourages me to continue the process. I appreciate the part where you said, “at times we will fail.” I have come to understand on a profound level that what appears to be failure is truly an opportunity for growth. It’s really a win-win situation. I am truly grateful for the inner wisdom that is revealed to me each time I am willing to release that which does not serve my higher purpose. I am humbled each time I witness the unconditional love, from the One who loves me, just as I am. I understand my responsibility is to love and to live. The practice part is another thing lol. The crucial thing I have found, when sitting with discomfort, is to continually develop self-love, especially for my inner child. It is this pure essence that is the truth. So I pay attention. Namaste’.

]]> By: Peny http://www.mike-robbins.com/blog/2010/06/are-you-willing-to-be-uncomfortable/#comment-789 Peny Thu, 10 Jun 2010 17:26:47 +0000 http://www.mike-robbins.com/blog/?p=254#comment-789 I have found that not only in new things, but in things that I have faced over and over again, I find myself fearful and unwilling to be "uncomfortable" and choosing to avoid things that I know I want to do because I am afraid of doing them in front of people. As I take inventory of my fears and areas of discomfort, I notice that I am less stressed in front of strangers and more stressed in front of those who mean something to me. Seems a bit backward, doesn't it? I have found that not only in new things, but in things that I have faced over and over again, I find myself fearful and unwilling to be “uncomfortable” and choosing to avoid things that I know I want to do because I am afraid of doing them in front of people.

As I take inventory of my fears and areas of discomfort, I notice that I am less stressed in front of strangers and more stressed in front of those who mean something to me. Seems a bit backward, doesn’t it?

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