Each of us has an inner voice that guides, directs, prods and helps us as we travel the many highways and crossroads of our lives. Now I ask you would an all loving God put enough sense in squirrels to gather nuts, birds to fly south and fish to swim upstream and not put something at least comparable in humans?
The answer is yes he would.
Psychics, therapists, counselors, spiritual leaders and thousands of people in all walks of life are trying to coax us into believing that we have this inner voice and if we paid more attention to it we would be far better of in our lives.
I am none of the above but I can tell you from years of sometimes listening and sometimes not that when I do listen and heed my life has tended to work out for the better and when I have not, well you guessed it, things got out of whack.
This inner voice takes many forms but it is usually not flashes of light, life-changing spiritual experiences or the result of any number of rituals spiritual or otherwise. It is usually just an inner gentle constant urging to change something, do something or not do something.
There are only two things you need to do to discover the meaning behind the messages from your inner voice; keep asking yourself the right questions and be willing to listen to the answers whether you like them or not.
Here are a few that might help to get you started.
1. What (or who) are you envious of?
2. Where do you want to be right now?
3. What is your body trying to tell you or show you?
4. When are you the happiest?
5. What causes you the most stress?
6. What is your reaction/response to this stress?
7. Who are your heroes? Why?
8. How do you feel about money?
9. If you could change one thing about your life, only one, what
would it be?
10. If they wrote a book about your life to date: what is the title?
What is the title of the current chapter? The last one? The next
one?
11. Who or what is in your life now that is giving you the
opportunity to learn about yourself?
12. If you could live your life to date knowing what you know
now, what would you change about your past? Why
Thought-provoking questions? I hope so. Difficult to answer? It depends on your willingness to listen and be honest with yourself.
The beginning of all growth comes from an awareness that something needs to change. Trust me your inner voice can help you if you will only take the time and have the patience to listen.
Tim Connor, CSP is an internationally renowned sales, management and leadership speaker, trainer and best selling author. Since 1981 he has given over 3500 presentations in 21 countries on a variety of sales, management, leadership and relationship topics. He is the best selling author of over 60 books including; Soft Sell, That’s Life, Peace Of Mind, 81 Challenges Managers Face and Your First Year In Sales. He is also the CEO of Sales Clubs Of America. He can be reached at tim@timconnor.com, 704-895-1230 or visit his websites at http://www.timconnor.com or [http://www.SalesClubsOfAmerica.com]
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