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Aside from the big picture, make sure that you're taking care of the small stuff too. Do your research on any decision you need to be making. Write your thank you notes to the people who count. Make sure you exercise, so your thoughts and energy get flowing. Go on a walkabout around your neighborhood so you see a different view of the reality that surrounds you. Dance, jump, punch a pillow. Just stop taking yourself so seriously! Remember the saying, ''Angels can fly because they take themselves lightly." |
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When You Don't Get Information Right Away |
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Keep in mind that you're still learning, and learning patiencewith yourself, as well as your circumstancesmay be a big part of your current lesson. Remember that everything takes time. |
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Many facts and forces may need to come into play before the path becomes clear. For example, you may be waiting to hear about one job possibility because anothereven better!job is about to become available somewhere else . . . maybe at a level or company that you never dreamed you'd have a shot at. This takes us back to that old adage that we keep sending your way: Trust your intuition. |
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But if you're really restless, here's something you can do to get some answers about what you think, feel, dream, and imagine. Ready for this amazing advice? Here goes: If all else fails . . . flip a coin. Not what you were expecting to hear, huh? Well, try it anyway. |
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Not-Your-Typical-Coin-Toss Exercise |
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Any of these responses is an example of your intuition speaking to you. Your response gave you information about the answer to your decision. So often we expect our intuition to be a booming God-like voice saying, "LYNN: TAKE THAT JOB AT XYZ CORPORATIONNOW! GO GIRL!" |
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