9 Steps to Break Free from Limiting Beliefs & Being a Victim! Restoring Happiness & Balance
9 Steps to Break Free from Limiting Beliefs &
Being a Victim!
Have Limiting Beliefs crept up on you, taking control of your circumstances and Life!
Finding yourself a Feeling like a Victim.
Do find yourself making excuses to avoid positive things in your day? It can be that you have started to let your feelings take control. This morning as I headed out for my walk, I lacked enthusiasm for walking or jumping on my computer to work. Despite the sunny and pleasant day, I felt sluggish and unmotivated. However, I persevered and went for the walk, and I am now about to start my working day.
As for what motivates me to do what I do, many people have asked me this question over the years. The answer is simple: I want to live my best life and leave a legacy that helps others do the same. When you know your why and how, the rest becomes almost automatic. 
It takes time, effort, and commitment. But is definitely worth it.
I understand, at some stage in a person’s life this happens. It is nothing to be ashamed or embarrassed about. You want to get back to “Taking Charge of your Life” so you can Restore Balance, Happiness, Self-Worth and Self-Confidence once again. But it can be a bit of a struggle. In this article you will learn 9 Easy Steps to Break-free from being a Victim to Restore Happiness and Balance.
3 Core Beliefs
That Leave you Feeling Like you a Victim!
These three core limiting beliefs are what have you feeling like you are a Victim and that you have lost a sense of yourself, what you want, who and how you want to be. It is by taking charge of these limiting beliefs and changing your thoughts towards them, understanding that bad things happen to everyone, just because that is life. It is to be able to learn and use these circumstances, to build inner strength, understanding, empathy and purpose.
- Bad things happen and will keep happening.
- Other people or circumstances are to blame.
- Any efforts to create change will fail, so there’s no point in trying.
Moving forward to Positive Changes
It can be hard to make changes. It seems hard to swap what has become the “Norm” or your comfort zone, what is familiar to you for the discomfort of firstly taking charge and going it alone, even when you know that the familiar sucks causing problems with people you care about, stopping you from doing things that you know are so much better for you.
Believe it or not each one of us who seem to have it together now, have all been through these limiting beliefs, that have held us back from time to time, kept us apart from positive friends, family, activities and even to enjoy work that we would love to do. For fear of being judged, hurt, or made a fool of.
9 Steps to Break Free of Limiting Beliefs
& Being a Victim
Remember the Song: “It is Time to Break Free”. It is time for you to now Break free and let go of Limiting Beliefs and Thought Patterns that captured you as a victim is easy when you follow these 9 steps:
- Not being afraid to be alone. Enjoy your own company, be your own best friend. Take yourself to the movies, a nice meal, a boat cruise, even a walk to the park. Learn a new skill just for fun.
- Make a list of all the things that you have done RIGHT!
- Stop allowing events, circumstances, negative, toxic people to control the way you feel. As this comprises your values, what you know to be right, as a positive way of living and being. It creates conflict with those who truly care about you, seeing you being a victim.
- Making Positive Changes: You want to change, but where do you start. The decision to change is easy, it is the commitment you must work on, each day eliminate the negative and replace this with positive thoughts and actions.
- Become the Compass of your Life: You and you alone are the only one who has control over what you think, and what you do. This will have a direct effect on the way you feel.
- Handling Rejection: There will always be times of rejection for one reason or another. Mostly it is not personal, mostly it is that the timing is not right, you may not be ready, there is more that you need to learn. Look for valid reasons why it did not work and what you could do or have done differently.
- Become a Problem Solver, not a Problem Maker: In life there will always be problems. There are the people who make the problem bigger, by focusing on all the things that will not work, rather than looking at improving or including things that will work. Therefore, solving the problem. There are times when a problem is out of our hands and it is important to realize this, but not to add fuel by being argumentative, critical, just recognizing within yourself that this is the way it is.
- Action: When you have a problem or circumstance that you find difficult this will create anxiety, self-doubt and often procrastination to the point of not doing what is needed to be done to solve the problem or improve the circumstance. When you action is taken, this relieves the anxiety, improves your self-confidence and self-esteem.
- Make a promise to yourself to eliminate these problems and negative interactions each day with positive changes. Until your days are filled with sunshine, the people, and the things that you love. 👌🥰
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