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“It’s not the size of the dog in the fight, it’s the size of the fight in the dog.”– Mark Twain
Fierceness is not necessarily a matter of physical size, but rather a mental or psychological attitude. Don’t try to change the world, change yourself. Why? Because the whole world is only relative to the eyes that are looking at it.
1. Clear emotional clutter
It’s easier to deal with physical clutter because you can see it.
Emotional clutter is much more difficult because it’s affecting how you think and do everything.
Yet often, you’re not even aware of it all. The way you start to conquer emotional clutter is by becoming aware of your actions and then becoming aware of how you’re feeling throughout the day.
This means asking yourself questions like: 1. How am I feeling? 2. Why do I feel this way? Is there anything I can change for the better in this moment?
2. Invest in a life coach
You cannot resolve your issues with the same energy you created them with.
Be open to new ideas and new ways of doing things. This you can achieve by getting a life coach that will help you see you are blinded to.
A coach a will help you challenge yourself to get yourself unstuck but be patient with yourself, it takes a bit of time.
3. Take it slow
When we get stuck, we really want to become unstuck as quickly as possible. What we don’t realize is that sometimes, we get stuck for a reason. When we take the time to look at ourselves and how we feel about what’s currently going on, it gives us the ability to make small changes that can often have a huge, lasting results.