Are you blocking your desires?

Are you enduring a block of creativity, where you can’t produce anything in writing, have no artistic ability, and most importantly, you can’t find it in your soul to go after your dreams of success? Well, guess what, you’re not alone, many of us have gone through the same thing over the years. No matter what it is that is blocking you from succeeding, let’s figure out what and why you’re allowing yourself to be blocked from success.

Normally I’d suggest just clearing your mind and getting on with your dreams of success. But it is not that easy, in fact, the block that everyone usually has is more emotional or mental than anything physical or a lack of talent. Remember this, your block is not because you don’t want to succeed, or it’s not a punishment and there’s nothing wrong with you, It happens to everyone at some point in their life. Instead of dwelling on the past, look to the future, and let’s work on your block being destroyed once and for all.

So, first off, admit that you’re blocked, and let’s get to work. Secondly, we need to figure out what is causing your blockage. Once you figure out what is holding you back, the easier it will be to clear your mind, your heart, and your ability to succeed. Third, you need to reprogram your mind to attract what you desire. Fourth, you need to be aware that any excess emotion that hasn’t been healed either from childhood trauma or an emotional breakup in a relationship must be healed first for you to move forward. We don’t realize sometimes that the emotional baggage we carry with us causes us to have these mental blocks from allowing us to succeed in our endeavors. Instead, we allow those emotional blocks to take hold of us and destroy our ability to attract what we desire, either business partners, creative partners, or even love interests. Either way, you must clean out the cobwebs in your brain and heart of these unpleasant emotional issues for you to fully embrace your destiny and attract what you are craving for, success.

A mentor of mine told me years ago that even though I wanted something new, like a job or a business concept, my brain never got the memo because I kept repeating the same mistakes. The Job was great, but I always felt undervalued, or my talent wasn’t seen as a benefit, and I felt like I was in another rut that I wanted to climb out of. With the business concept, I didn’t keep my mouth shut and do my homework or research, instead, I talked about it to people I really didn’t know, and they took my idea and ran with it, leaving me out in the cold. Never again, now I write everything down with concepts and either email them to myself which gives me a time and a date of creativity or I copywrite it by mailing the hard copy to myself and never opening the envelope, but I save it in case I must go to court. Meanwhile I realized that I was obtaining jobs that had no real direction or connection to what I wanted to do to succeed. That’s what you need to figure out, what is your passion and then design a future around that passion. Get a degree to give yourself credibility or find a job that allows you to gain that credibility for a future goal.

Motivational Blocks are usually not just about emotional excess baggage, it’s also due to a lack of credibility in your life, from your job to schooling to your trade. You want something but you don’t have the background to make it happen for you to succeed. So, stop dreaming and do something about it.

Artist and Author Elizabeth Kilbride is a former political operative, author, scriptwriter, historian, and journalist. business professional, creative artist, and life coach consultant. Ms. Kilbride holds a master’s in criminology and a BS in Business Management she stepped out of the loop for a while but is now back with a powerful opinion and voice in the direction of this country and our economy. As a life coach, she is available to counsel individuals to enjoy their dreams and a better life. Ms. Kilbride loves to travel and photograph her surroundings and is also a gourmet cook who loves to garden and preserve food for the winter months.