I have taken on creating something for myself and my life. What I am creating is financial independence. Working for others is definitely good but what I want now from life is my own business where I can create what I want to create with my music and not only have financial independence but also a sense of satisfaction from helping others with my music. I have given this type of project much thought over the past few years and have always been stopped by my own thinking, that maybe I could not do it or that I was not enough to take it on. While that type of thinking is still going on, on a daily basis, I am continuing to move through it, staying focused on what I want to create. This is where the plan is crucial. We have to plan what we want to have or create and then we have to execute the plan, do it, sometimes in the face of us attempting to get in our own way. The plan will tell me where I am and what I have to do to get what I want. Staying present to the plan and also the negative language or thoughts that want to stop me is very important. I have to stay in positive thoughts that support what I want to create and let the negative ones go, not giving them any energy or power.
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Daily Homework – Two Principles for your Transformation in Recovery
Below are two more Principles of the Daily Homework for transforming your life, especially for those in recovery.
1. Develop your Recovery plan. Plan your work with your sponsor and therapist. Your Recovery Plan is about your life. Your Recovery Plan is about your integrity. Integrity is the bottom line. Are you in integrity with your Recovery Plan? Are you in integrity with your life? Without a Recovery Plan much of life may not be lived the way that you want.
2. Develop your Daily Action Plan. Work your plan and be held accountable to your sponsor and therapist. Do your Daily Action Plan everyday. Your Daily Action Plan is about your commitment and integrity with respect to your Recovery Plan. Your Daily Action Plan is about fulfilling on your intention and commitments. Your Daily Action Plan is about keeping your Recovery Plan in existence.
Our true intention shows up in our actions.
Our true intention will show up in our actions. What we do and how we behave will reveal our real intention, regardless of what we say or express verbally. It is important in any change process, including the recovery program, to plan or say your intention. Plan and express your intention each morning upon awakening and stay present to it throughout the day. What are you committed to today? What are you committed to now? What is it that you want to create in your life? What is it that you want to create now?
To fulfill on our intention will require a plan, both a recovery plan and a daily action plan, tools to bring about ones intention. First is the recovery plan, a general direction in which you will go, the goals that you will attempt to accomplish. Remember to develop your recovery plan. Plan your work. Your recovery plan is about your life and your integrity. Once created, are you in integrity with your recovery plan? Are you in integrity with your life?
Next is your daily action plan, how you will bring your recovery plan into reality and your day to day life. Remember to create your daily action plan daily. Always work this plan daily. Your daily action plan is about your commitment and integrity with respect to your recovery plan. Your daily action plan is about fulfilling on your intention and commitments. Your daily action plan is about keeping your recovery plan in existence.
