Are you? Are you really ready to enter your future? It is a good question to think on. There is often more preparation involved in manifesting our dreams than we anticipate.
I am going to be speaking on this topic in Abuja (Nigeria) on July 29th at Holyhill Church. The morning service at 9 a.m. will be titled, "Your Vision Will Be Fulfilled IF..." The evening service at 5:30 p.m. is designed as an "Enter Your Future" experience (loads of participation) and is bound to be full of incredible breakthrough moments for everyone who attends.
Anytime I begin preparing a new topic to speak on, I find, of course, that the preparation has to do with my own growth and development. It's been a deeply introspective time for me and I feel delighted to share the insights I have come to with many audiences in Nigeria.
The irony of Entering Your Future is that you have to be the absolute best you can be in each and every present moment.
There is no better time than now to do WHATEVER IS NECESSARY to be ready to live more and more of your vision. Often, the toughest preparation is the INNER work required. To allow more and more of your True Self to emerge, it takes facing your fears head on. Who would you be without the fearful thoughts you still allow to deter you? Imagine a fear-free version of yourself. What steps would you be taking today if you had total inner freedom? (I challenge you to write down your answer to these questions).
I will also be speaking on August 1st at Trinity House (Victoria Island, Lagos) at 6 p.m. My topic will be "Renew Your Mind." If you are stuck in fear, self-doubt or a painful past, this message will give you the clues to transform your thinking so you can transform your entire life.
Face your fears this week...you are so much bigger and more powerful than these little thoughts that haunt you...
Sending you a smile,
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
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Thursday, June 23, 2011
Freedom
I am clearing it all out. Yes, the junk and even some of the good things. You know that stuff that sits in your environment taking up space. You bought it for some reason but now you can't remember why. I am in the process of simplifying my life in every way. I am looking through my house. Every nook, every inch is being combed and re-evaluated. I am keeping those things that truly bring my life enrichment and meaning. The other things, I am letting go.
It is symbolic, I believe. This process is a cleansing as much within me as it is outside of me. The old energy, the remaining healing needing to be done, the pockets of anger and even shame--I am scrubbing my spirit as I do this outer ritual of realignment.
I feel as if burdens are being lifted and new energy is being found. I sense that my vision is getting clearer as I move all blocks out of my spaces. I am ready for new. I am clearly stating to God that I AM READY. I am willing to do my part, to take every step humanly possible in this moment and the next so that I am fully prepared for the next chapter.
How can the new enter if I have not been willing to clear the way for it?
That's what I have been up to. How about you? Ready for more freedom--both the inner and outer kind? Perhaps it is time to let go of the inner and outer "stuff" that holds you back. Start by noticing. Yes, sit and just be in your spaces. Look closely. Become aware of what might be stuck. Then, be willing to open to moving that which no longer serves you out of your life. When you are truly ready, you will take the steps to do so.
Experiencing more freedom,
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
It is symbolic, I believe. This process is a cleansing as much within me as it is outside of me. The old energy, the remaining healing needing to be done, the pockets of anger and even shame--I am scrubbing my spirit as I do this outer ritual of realignment.
I feel as if burdens are being lifted and new energy is being found. I sense that my vision is getting clearer as I move all blocks out of my spaces. I am ready for new. I am clearly stating to God that I AM READY. I am willing to do my part, to take every step humanly possible in this moment and the next so that I am fully prepared for the next chapter.
How can the new enter if I have not been willing to clear the way for it?
That's what I have been up to. How about you? Ready for more freedom--both the inner and outer kind? Perhaps it is time to let go of the inner and outer "stuff" that holds you back. Start by noticing. Yes, sit and just be in your spaces. Look closely. Become aware of what might be stuck. Then, be willing to open to moving that which no longer serves you out of your life. When you are truly ready, you will take the steps to do so.
Experiencing more freedom,
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
Sunday, June 12, 2011
From Inadequate to Worthy
I know a person, one who feels inadequate. She longs for personal change. She is tired of her boring job. She is hungry for new friendships. She desires to live in a fun city. She wants to feel happy, delighted about life. But, just as she opens the door to her dreams, she shuts them. She will not let herself move forward because she believes that she is not good enough, not smart enough, not capable of having what she wants.
As I hear her speak, I am astounded. My view of her is quite different. I see her as creative, spunky, full of possibility. She is a beautiful woman. She has talent. She has the power to do what she wants in life. But, she does not yet see or embrace this about herself.
As a friend and coach, I watch. I encourage. I wait. I know that one day she will wake up to the truth of herself. She is WORTHY. She deserves to enjoy her life, to feel peaceful, to believe in and love herself. I look forward to that day.
I know a day can come when more of us understand our own potential, step into our power and go for our dreams. Too many of us sit and suffer, wishing...waiting...hoping change will come. And, all that hinders us is self-doubt, fear, low self-esteem. The change we long for needs to happen inside--we must transform our thoughts of "not good enough" to "fully equipped and able."
I encourage you this week. Open your heart. Let the genie of your dreams begin to come out of the bottle. Write them down. Draw them. Add vivid colors and textures to your desires. Get them from your heart onto a piece of paper. Then ask, "What is that one next small step I could take to move forward?" You do not need to know the whole path. You just need the next step. Take that step. It leads to the next step, and the next step and the next. ..and before you know it, you are on your way down the path of a vibrant, enriching and joyful life.
You can do it.
If you need support, let me know.
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
As I hear her speak, I am astounded. My view of her is quite different. I see her as creative, spunky, full of possibility. She is a beautiful woman. She has talent. She has the power to do what she wants in life. But, she does not yet see or embrace this about herself.
As a friend and coach, I watch. I encourage. I wait. I know that one day she will wake up to the truth of herself. She is WORTHY. She deserves to enjoy her life, to feel peaceful, to believe in and love herself. I look forward to that day.
I know a day can come when more of us understand our own potential, step into our power and go for our dreams. Too many of us sit and suffer, wishing...waiting...hoping change will come. And, all that hinders us is self-doubt, fear, low self-esteem. The change we long for needs to happen inside--we must transform our thoughts of "not good enough" to "fully equipped and able."
I encourage you this week. Open your heart. Let the genie of your dreams begin to come out of the bottle. Write them down. Draw them. Add vivid colors and textures to your desires. Get them from your heart onto a piece of paper. Then ask, "What is that one next small step I could take to move forward?" You do not need to know the whole path. You just need the next step. Take that step. It leads to the next step, and the next step and the next. ..and before you know it, you are on your way down the path of a vibrant, enriching and joyful life.
You can do it.
If you need support, let me know.
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
Monday, May 16, 2011
Harness Your Power: Allow Your Dreams to Mature!
Last night I attended a family barbecue. One of my cousins is pregnant, in her seventh month. She is UNCOMFORTABLE! Sleeping is difficult, walking is challenging--she is READY for this baby to be delivered. Yet, she does NOT want the baby to come early. Why? Because in the last few months of the pregnancy, the baby develops and grows in important ways. The entire nine months is crucial for the baby to be born vibrant and healthy.
So, she patiently waits day by day until the baby is ready to emerge.
It is the same with our dreams. Our dreams need development. The ideas we have at the outset of our journey must go through the entire process of developing and maturing. If born to early, they may not survive. That is why we must trust the process of our personal and professional growth.
Each stage, each step, each moment is essential on our path of progress.
As an entrpreneur and visionary, I have BIG dreams and visions for life. I've had them for years now. I wanted them all to materialize rapidly. But, I've found that I can't skip steps in my self development or the maturity of my vision. I'm glad that it takes as long as it does. I'm more prepared than ever for new phases of living my life vision AND my vision gets clearer and fuller by the day.
I have clients who are entrpreneurial and they have incredible plans for business and life pursuits. Too often, they seem in a rush. They want it to happen NOW. In pushing for results, they often miss crucial opportunities to fully embrace and develop themselves in the stage they are in. I encourage them to be patient, persistent and persevere.
They will realize their potential and actualize their visions--but it happens over a period of time.
Don't be in too much of a rush o! Be diligent today, where you are. Take the key next steps with the resources you have right now. If you stay focused on a consistent basis, you will achieve things you never imagined you could. Just because you don't see the results yet, doesn't mean you should give up. You are developing as a person. You are learning important life and business lessons to help you get to the next stage of your plan.
Open to the entire experience. It is rich if you do.
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
Sunday, January 30, 2011
Harness Your Power: Revamp your morning and evening routines!
This week I will keep it simple and practical. In working with my life coaching clients I have noticed that many have formed morning and evening routines that often aren't supportive of well-being.
When you wake up in the morning, what is the first thing that you do? Do you turn on the TV, radio or computer? Do you open the newspaper or Internet news and start getting "caught up"? What do you think about first thing?
Most of us get the day started by filling our mind with fearful, negative media content. Or, we start the day worried about what is ahead of us. Then, by the time we get in the car on our way to work, we already feel drained or even depressed.
There are other great morning routines you could design for yourself. I'd recommend adding a few minutes of gratitude and deep breathing even before you get out of bed. In the shower and as you get dressed, be mindful of the amazing body you have. Experience the water, the smell of the soap, the various beauty products you use. The morning routine is full of sensation and you could actually enjoy every moment of it if you were more aware.
Now, review your evening routine. Do you fall asleep every night with the TV and the lights on? Do you watch endless hours of reality TV or political news? Just notice what you do without judgment. See if there might be a happier, more peaceful way to close the day. Could you make a list of your blessings? Maybe a great book would relax your mind and open your heart. Some soft classical music might soothe your spirit. There are so many new possibilities to consider as you make the end of your day something that opens the door to restful sleep.
You have power to create positive, supportive daily routines.
How might you change yours up?
Keep in mind how short life is. Just today I was talking to a friend. Her co-worker was diagnosed with a brain tumor. There were no warning signs. And, he may not have long to live. Enjoy today. Cherish your time with family and friends. Value the health you have.
With great love for you,
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
When you wake up in the morning, what is the first thing that you do? Do you turn on the TV, radio or computer? Do you open the newspaper or Internet news and start getting "caught up"? What do you think about first thing?
Most of us get the day started by filling our mind with fearful, negative media content. Or, we start the day worried about what is ahead of us. Then, by the time we get in the car on our way to work, we already feel drained or even depressed.
There are other great morning routines you could design for yourself. I'd recommend adding a few minutes of gratitude and deep breathing even before you get out of bed. In the shower and as you get dressed, be mindful of the amazing body you have. Experience the water, the smell of the soap, the various beauty products you use. The morning routine is full of sensation and you could actually enjoy every moment of it if you were more aware.
Now, review your evening routine. Do you fall asleep every night with the TV and the lights on? Do you watch endless hours of reality TV or political news? Just notice what you do without judgment. See if there might be a happier, more peaceful way to close the day. Could you make a list of your blessings? Maybe a great book would relax your mind and open your heart. Some soft classical music might soothe your spirit. There are so many new possibilities to consider as you make the end of your day something that opens the door to restful sleep.
You have power to create positive, supportive daily routines.
How might you change yours up?
Keep in mind how short life is. Just today I was talking to a friend. Her co-worker was diagnosed with a brain tumor. There were no warning signs. And, he may not have long to live. Enjoy today. Cherish your time with family and friends. Value the health you have.
With great love for you,
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
http://www.patriciaomoqui.com/
Thursday, December 9, 2010
Harness Your Power - What Feelings Are You Avoiding?
I've been reading a new book this week called Women, Food and God. The key insight I've gained is that often people eat because they want to escape the way they feel. They turn to food to numb the inner discomfort rather than opening to whatever feelings they have.
Not only do people turn to food, they also turn to drugs. I have a friend who has said to me on many occasions, "It is easier to get high than to deal with my pain. My pain is so big that I can't face. But I hate the way I feel so I have to numb myself with drugs." Because she is unwilling to deal with her painful growing up years, she is adding even more layers of pain to her life right now because of her drug abuse and the drama that comes along with it.
I write all this as observation, not judgment. I can see how I have used work or going to the gym in the same way. Anytime the discomfort inside me called for my attention, I'd head to the gym to get lost in exercise or I'd open my computer and busy myself with assignments.
I'm learning more these days to sit with the uncomfortable feelings I have. To just open to them and listen to the wisdom they offer me. The painful emotions are signals that offer me guidance about my life and about myself. I see that when I observe and engage with these feelings, they don't overwhelm me--they TEACH me and help me to grow. In fact, a good cry or an intense moment of anger simply passes after I feel it and I come back to peace with a lighter heart.
Perhaps this week you could take some time to notice the ways in which you might be avoiding your feelings. Do you use alcohol, drugs, food, sex, tv, work or something else to escape the inner discomfort you feel? What if instead of turning to these addictions you actually sat in silence to listen to what you are being told by the emotion?
You may find more freedom than you have right now if you give this a try.
A fantastic holiday gift for a friend or family member is my new book, Clarify Your Purpose and Live It. It is a simple, rich, easy-to-read book with exercises to guide you toward a satisfying, purposeful life:
http://www.amazon.com/Clarify-Your-Purpose-Patricia-Omoqui/dp/0982912900/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1291896883&sr=1-2
Sending you love this week,
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
Not only do people turn to food, they also turn to drugs. I have a friend who has said to me on many occasions, "It is easier to get high than to deal with my pain. My pain is so big that I can't face. But I hate the way I feel so I have to numb myself with drugs." Because she is unwilling to deal with her painful growing up years, she is adding even more layers of pain to her life right now because of her drug abuse and the drama that comes along with it.
I write all this as observation, not judgment. I can see how I have used work or going to the gym in the same way. Anytime the discomfort inside me called for my attention, I'd head to the gym to get lost in exercise or I'd open my computer and busy myself with assignments.
I'm learning more these days to sit with the uncomfortable feelings I have. To just open to them and listen to the wisdom they offer me. The painful emotions are signals that offer me guidance about my life and about myself. I see that when I observe and engage with these feelings, they don't overwhelm me--they TEACH me and help me to grow. In fact, a good cry or an intense moment of anger simply passes after I feel it and I come back to peace with a lighter heart.
Perhaps this week you could take some time to notice the ways in which you might be avoiding your feelings. Do you use alcohol, drugs, food, sex, tv, work or something else to escape the inner discomfort you feel? What if instead of turning to these addictions you actually sat in silence to listen to what you are being told by the emotion?
You may find more freedom than you have right now if you give this a try.
A fantastic holiday gift for a friend or family member is my new book, Clarify Your Purpose and Live It. It is a simple, rich, easy-to-read book with exercises to guide you toward a satisfying, purposeful life:
http://www.amazon.com/Clarify-Your-Purpose-Patricia-Omoqui/dp/0982912900/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1291896883&sr=1-2
Sending you love this week,
Patricia Omoqui, The Thought Dr.
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