It takes a lot of determination and sometimes a leap of faith to finally say: "That's it, I've had enough. I'm outta here!"
Because of your fabulous decision to ditch your tormentor, you are no longer experiencing that person's daily verbal and emotional assaults. You have stepped into your Freedom and now you have two paths to choose from:
1) The Path of the Victim:
Wallowing in self-pity, victim, sufferer, depressed, unhappy, blaming, complaining, hopeless
Falling down as victim, wallowing in self-pity,or being a sufferer reverses your big, bold, step. Once you accept a victim-mentality you spend your precious time looking for someone to blame or complaining in general.
It is a no-win model! There is no value in continuing to focus on the whys, maybes, and what ifs. It is not a healing model. It’s a model that keeps your tied to your toxic relationship and living in the past.
2) The Path of the Victor:
Survivor, Thriver, Victor, Courageous, Confident, Inspired, Happy, Grateful, Hopeful
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Choose the Path of the Victor! |
Life is short. Sometimes it can be cut even shorter. When you emerge as a Victor ready to take on the challenge of claiming responsibility for your life and your actions, you don't waste precious time rehashing the past looking for answers because you're way too busy having fun, setting goals, and seeing your future as an adventure of your making.
The victor is not afraid to fail, or feel uncomfortable by the effort required to work hard and succeed.
5-Steps to Transform From Victim to Victor
Step One - Gratitude, Gratitude and More Gratitude
There is always something to be grateful for. The smallest of things bring me the greatest gratitude. When you are “stuck” or feeling down, gratitude will provide the way out. Gratitude puts situations into perspective. When we can see the good as well as the bad, it becomes more difficult to complain and stay stuck. Gratitude focuses our attention on what we have.
Step Two - Let it Go!
What can I release? Let go of? I bet you're holding on to all kinds of negative junk. The junk you're holding on to is cluttering your mind and your path forward. Yeah, that's the truth! The things you hold on to, bear grudges or perhaps feel angry and hurt about cloud your mind and prevent you from being the best you can be.
Step Three - Building Your Relationship with Authentic You
The authentic self is the real, genuine you. It is the you that is buried deep and is the very core of your being. The authentic self is a culmination of all things that are you – knowledge, talents, skills, attitude, and perspective. It isn’t defined by your placement in a family unit or career.
Finding the truth about who you really are and what is important to you takes honesty, awareness, and some time.
Step Four - Get in Front of Your Challenges
It is so easy to get stopped dead in your tracks when you start to think about all the challenges in your path. In fact, when you overthink your “to do” list, you could give up on your journey and I don’t want you to do that!
Challenges are everywhere in your life. It’s not the challenge that will keep you stuck, it’s how you handle it. And the best way to handle challenges is to get out in front of them.
Step Five - Embrace Your Possibilities
One of the most powerful tools anyone can use on a daily basis is Positive Affirmations. Every time you write or say your affirmation, you are reinforcing your new positive belief and overwriting your old negative one.
You're Ready to Thrive: Live Life Fearlessly
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