Posts Tagged ‘ self-doubt ’

We all have moments of self-doubt but when it turns into an excuse not to move forward, face fears, persist in the face of adversity we don’t honor ourselves or our talents.  I admit to uttering the phrase “I must not be good enough” a few times, mostly after seeing an Oprah episode of...
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As excuses go, this one is pretty weak (no pun intended) and I think is most often said internally.  Externally, it’s just whining – like kids saying they just can’t get the hang of mowing the lawn.  But when we tell ourselves that we don’t have what it takes either in physical or mental...
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No one is nagging me but me. However, I’m really good at it!  Enough that I’ve decided to dedicate next week to finishing repairing the porch (left over from last summer), getting the garden weeded and the backyard excavated and getting my dishwasher working again.  All of these things keep slipping down the list...
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I suspect that the last day of March is going to turn out to be a pivotal one for me.  In trying to follow my own advice on problem solving, I was researching in the ‘people also bought this’ section of Amazon for potential expertise. I saved off a couple of interesting books, one...
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