Comments on: 4 Steps to Moving On With Integrity http://www.alexismartinneely.com/4-steps-to-moving-on-with-integrity/ Being Afraid and Doing It Anyway Sun, 05 Feb 2012 18:53:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Amy Miyamoto http://www.alexismartinneely.com/4-steps-to-moving-on-with-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-865 Amy Miyamoto Tue, 10 Feb 2009 00:53:30 +0000 http://alexismartinneely.com/?p=606#comment-865 Again you seem to know just how to articulate teh essence of a challenging topic. The four steps you explore are very powerful and I have had the opportunity over the last three years to walk in the steps of each of them. Although it wasn't necessarily comfortable, it was necessary for me to be open to stepping into the bigger purpose that I am here to fulfill. Thank you for living by example! ;) Amy On twitter @LotusAmy Again you seem to know just how to articulate teh essence of a challenging topic. The four steps you explore are very powerful and I have had the opportunity over the last three years to walk in the steps of each of them. Although it wasn’t necessarily comfortable, it was necessary for me to be open to stepping into the bigger purpose that I am here to fulfill.
Thank you for living by example! ;)
Amy
On twitter @LotusAmy

]]> By: Elizabeth Potts Weinstein http://www.alexismartinneely.com/4-steps-to-moving-on-with-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-864 Elizabeth Potts Weinstein Mon, 09 Feb 2009 17:28:21 +0000 http://alexismartinneely.com/?p=606#comment-864 I also found it so hard to stop seeing clients one on one -- and had a few clients who were upset b/c I was not seeing them forever. But most were excited for the transition or just glad I was giving them a referral. I'm finding though that the most powerful thing you can ever do it say no. Or not anymore. Or close up shop. Or stop doing stuff. Only by letting go (v. hard!) can we create room for amazing opportunities to come in! I also found it so hard to stop seeing clients one on one — and had a few clients who were upset b/c I was not seeing them forever. But most were excited for the transition or just glad I was giving them a referral.

I’m finding though that the most powerful thing you can ever do it say no. Or not anymore. Or close up shop. Or stop doing stuff. Only by letting go (v. hard!) can we create room for amazing opportunities to come in!

]]> By: Sarah http://www.alexismartinneely.com/4-steps-to-moving-on-with-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-863 Sarah Mon, 09 Feb 2009 05:57:14 +0000 http://alexismartinneely.com/?p=606#comment-863 Beautiful truths packed in here. I've just been offered a wonderful chance to move into something huge -- and I'm scared and doing it anyway. It's usually the things we didn't do that we wanted to that give us the biggest regrets as we approach death. Strangely, it's often getting older that gives us that courage to do anything, because we start to feel like there's nothing left to lose. Imagining that place can fill us with the inspiration to move forward. Receiving healing and commission from God will give us the courage to move forward and the fortitude to stick it out when it gets hard. Beautiful truths packed in here.

I’ve just been offered a wonderful chance to move into something huge — and I’m scared and doing it anyway. It’s usually the things we didn’t do that we wanted to that give us the biggest regrets as we approach death. Strangely, it’s often getting older that gives us that courage to do anything, because we start to feel like there’s nothing left to lose. Imagining that place can fill us with the inspiration to move forward. Receiving healing and commission from God will give us the courage to move forward and the fortitude to stick it out when it gets hard.

]]> By: Jessica http://www.alexismartinneely.com/4-steps-to-moving-on-with-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-862 Jessica Mon, 09 Feb 2009 04:15:34 +0000 http://alexismartinneely.com/?p=606#comment-862 Yet another post by you that resonates so strongly. Moving on is often tough & can lead one to second guess a lot...I've totally been there. However, I'm learning quickly that if you keep looking back and second guessing your decisions...then you can't possibly expect to keep moving ahead. Thanks for being so inspiring! Yet another post by you that resonates so strongly. Moving on is often tough & can lead one to second guess a lot…I’ve totally been there. However, I’m learning quickly that if you keep looking back and second guessing your decisions…then you can’t possibly expect to keep moving ahead.
Thanks for being so inspiring!

]]> By: JJ Reich http://www.alexismartinneely.com/4-steps-to-moving-on-with-integrity/comment-page-1/#comment-861 JJ Reich Mon, 09 Feb 2009 00:55:18 +0000 http://alexismartinneely.com/?p=606#comment-861 Speaking as someone who has made big changes as well and having to deal with the struggles that it brings - this is great advice. If I could, I would like to recommend a very powerful book, written as a proverb, to help understand the ideas that Alexis talks about. The book is called The Dream Giver. It walks the reader through the thought process that we all go through as we change our lives and pursue our dreams. Good luck in your Journey! Speaking as someone who has made big changes as well and having to deal with the struggles that it brings – this is great advice.

If I could, I would like to recommend a very powerful book, written as a proverb, to help understand the ideas that Alexis talks about. The book is called The Dream Giver. It walks the reader through the thought process that we all go through as we change our lives and pursue our dreams.

Good luck in your Journey!

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