Maintaining Momentum

How to Maintain Momentum

Always be doing what’s next. Sounds simple, doesn’t it? Well, it is.

Doing what’s next is not a specific strategy, tactic or technique in the traditional sense. Let’s call it the strategy of “allowing.”

Anything not in line with your desire at the moment is in the way of “what’s next.”  Let’s say you desire a better relationship with your partner. The degree to which you believe the story you tell yourself about why you cannot have what you desire is in the way. I am not worthy; it is her/his fault, I am not sure. All of these statements are in the way of discovering the “what’s next” of having the relationship you desire.

We get out of the way by dropping our conditioned narrative and trusting in our lived experience. In the past, in one way, shape or form, we have all overcome the things that stop us today. As this becomes clearer, “what’s next” becomes visible. In fact, it won’t just be visible it will be obvious. As we drop our conditioned narrative, potential and possibility emerge. Realize that, and your “what’s next.” will have momentum. Stay in your narrative, and it will not.

As we get clear on this, we are left in a wonderland of ease and freedom. A place where what needs to be done next emerges into our thinking and is transformed into action without work or effort. From this place, “what’s next” flows with ease.

 The last puzzle piece is to “allow” yourself to trust yourself. Trust that what’s next will emerge, and it will.