So glad this was helpful for you, and I encourage you to keep reading this blog. I address a lot of common questions and issues for individuals and small business owners.

Many blessings,
Nancy

Yes, Nancy, we can shift our story! First, we have to start consciously, as you say. As we continue to set ourselves up for success with our story, then when it eventually becomes more comfortable. Before you know it, that story will become part of our unconscious actions and STILL be supporting our success. )

Ingrid, I agree that this is part of living the law of attraction. I believe LOA was meant to be lived, not just used here and there when you WANT someTHING. We all need reminders, from time to time. )

Sheila, I love the example you share here! It’s the perfect example of how you can begin to consciously shift your life experience on all levels ~ get clear about what you want, then tell THAT story (& keep telling it!).

Many blessings,
Nancy

Then…one day I said, the hell with Murphy and his law. I mean, I actually said this out loud. I stopped accepting these funny/odd/weird happenings as ’something that I attract’ and poof, I swear, they don’t happen anymore.

This is a great post. Thank you. I need to focus on this one and a couple others in this blog so that I can think myself back on track. Thanks.
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Thanks for the reminder, Nancy!

I often ponder about writing new ones every day. Because I know that when I am working on myself and am aware of all that (sometimes sabotaging) small talk, “my story” does change.

Thanks for such wonderful advice.

Melody, you brought up an important point: It’s important to have a NEW story to replace the OLD one. Why? If you don’t, chances are you’ll slide back into the old, comfortable story. It’s like worn out slippers…they tend to be better than no slippers at all. So, yes, *consciously create your new story to replace the old stories that are no longer serving you—and practice turning to the new story. At first you may go to the old story by habit, so be gentle as you remind yourself that you now have a NEW story!

Many blessings to you both!
Nancy

It’s an adventure to be sure.

Funny too how other people try to tell you to “get back in your story!” I used to run back to my story and stay there. Not now, not ever again. And guess what, those other people wanna hear my new and improved story. It’s actually “attractive”.

I know the power of the stories we tell ourselves and I never thought of it that way, but indeed they are affirmations.

So what are my stories?

I am a loving person. I love to coach and empower other women to create wonderful lives. I am a good writer. I am a giving person. I am intuitive and smart. I enjoy my life and I love what I do.

Now, my story is a little different about my body. I can see that I want to tweak that. “I have a slow metabolism. I really want to shed some excess weight.”

New story: I am strong, healthy and energetic. My body is cooperative. I am in tune with my body.

Hugs to you,

Iyabo