Imagine standing in solitary confinement for a moment, in a space no larger than a small utility closet. There is no place to sit or even kneel. Enclosed quarters, darkness everywhere with a stench of deadening funk that lingers and agitates you. No one to talk to or at least seek help. Nothing to see. No windows to look out of that give a small ray of hope that this entrapment is merely temporary. No indicators of day or night. You are now suffocating as the oxygen decreases which formulates a mild headache at the sides of your temples. Your eyesight is blurry, and you begin to feel a tingling sensation in your limbs and finger tips, for a lack of blood circulation. The palms of your hands are cold and clammy. Your toes begin to numb for there is no area in this space enough to move about to get your organs back into a functional state.
You have some choices to make.
Either you watch your own slow death and merely collapse and end it all, or you fight for the superior extraordinary life you were given by ripping and tearing your way out of the door that confines you so that you can BREATHE. Hell, maybe all you really had to do is turn the door knob and walk out from the start. No one ever said the door was locked in the first place.
Your Job, Your Career, The Work That You Do On Behalf Of Others...
As frightening as it may seem to some, when you have extended as much energy in a place that renders feelings of decompensation, it's time to make some decisions. You can try and hang in there for as long as your psyche will allow or you can decide to have the great awakening, see the sunlight ahead, breathe the fresh air, smell the good green Earth and change your course.
Your fight is the preservation of your talents, gifts and abilities.
Your flight is the removal of situations and circumstances that can kill your harmony, order and balance.
In this regard, fight and flight work in conjunction of each other.
When the mind is free to think what it wants (soul), supernatural phenomenons manifest.
I recently read a great article online from Entrepreneur, called 10 Reasons You Have To Quit Your Job. The author, James Altucher, provided a great quote which states:
"Everyone is an entrepreneur. The only skills you need to be an entrepreneur: an ability to fail, an ability to have ideas, to sell those ideas, to execute on those ideas, and to be persistent so even as you fail you learn and move onto the next adventure. Or be an entrepreneur at work. An “entre-ployee”. Take control of who you report to, what you do, what you create. Or start a business on the side. Deliver some value, any value, to any body, to somebody, and watch that value compound..."
Gain the renewing of your soul TODAY. What are you waiting for?
~You Are Uniquely And Brilliantly Adorned.
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