Another question – primarily for @Stingray but everybody is welcome to answer. In this question (and in others) @Stingray said that the way to do work is:
I get this and I love this. I have no doubt that this way of working would produce fantastic results. My question is: can this be applied to a typical workplace scenario where you do not own your time? Most of the people in a corporate environment are told what to do after what, and most of the tasks are pretty mundane or uninspiring. Is there any way to apply the principles above in such scenarios - without first seeking to remove yourself from the scenario, or changing the scenario? In my corporate career whenever I have encountered uninspiring tasks that I had to do, I reasoned with myself in a variety of ways (as I am sure everybody does):
I always felt like I was threatening myself, cajoling myself, or forcing myself to shut out my preferences of what I like and do not like. Is there a better way in the workplace? Thanks. asked 19 Nov '14, 11:44 cod2 |
Hi Cod2, Sorry, I'm not Stingray :-). I completely understand where you are coming from. It seems like the job your currently having is not all that inspiring to you. Reading your post, you are really motivating yourself to do certain things, instead of being inspired to do them. It's all about the vibrational approach of things. Talking yourself into a better vibrational place BEFORE you start one of the tasks. I am sure that in all the things on your to do list, you can find an aspect of yourself which you can include to fulfill the task at hand, so that it will be an inspired action. Motivation will never bring the alignment you need to succesfully complete a task. Talk yourself into a better feeling place before you start anything in your life. If I read your first three step plan, I cannot imagine how this will work positively, without bringing yourself to a better feeling place towards the tasks on the list. If you will try to complete your list while taking the steps you are discribing, you will eventually reach a task you have been postponing and not be feeling better about it. Leaving you at a place of motivation in order to complete it. My advice would be, find something in yourself to share in every task you start. Feel better about it, because you introduce something uniquely yours. There has to an aspect in every task that you can focus upon so that that part will be bigger while performing the task. It's all about vibration, not motivation. answered 20 Nov '14, 03:53 TimH 1
You are absolutely right. As @Stingray would say, vortex first and then everything else. This question actually is a hypothetical question because I am between jobs now. I was trying to think how the 'old me' would handle uninspiring tasks, but what I forgot is that after the 30-day-vortex exercise, I am not the old me any more. So if I go back to a similar job again, then I'd get into the vortex first, and then deal with the situation. Thank you for your comment.
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In this question (and in others) @Stingray said that the way to do work is: 1. Get the to-do list out. 2. Do the task you most want to do, for the duration you feel like doing. 3. Move on to the next task. This scenario doesn't include the case, when there is nothing on that list you feel like doing. I find that sometimes I should just by my will go and do the vibrational work, because I know this will bring better results eventually. I get this and I love this. I have no doubt that this way of working would produce fantastic results. I think you idealize this scenario and that gets in your way. It's like, "of course if I had that I could..., but I don't have it so I can't" like many people think about finances and that it would solve everything. My question is: can this be applied to a typical workplace scenario where you do not own your time? When you see it as going the least resistance way, doing the vibrational work, it can be done - the vibrational work, just in a way that suits you better in the circumstances you're in. Most of the people in a corporate environment are told what to do after what, and most of the tasks are pretty mundane or uninspiring. That's a belief. One to be worked with on your free time, to get a better feeling expectation, a better feeling point of attraction. Is there any way to apply the principles above in such scenarios As I said, much of the work can be done before, so that you come into the circumstances better prepared, with sonme life inside already. - without first seeking to remove yourself from the scenario, or changing the scenario? That's the thing! In all In my corporate career whenever I have encountered uninspiring tasks that I had to do, I reasoned with myself in a variety of ways (as I am sure everybody does): "It's your job, just do it. They are paying you." "Your duty is to do whatever needs doing. Stop asking too many question." You could try to be a bit more friendly toward yourselves :) It's not your shame, nor your guilt, that you're in these circumstances - even though learning about the vibrational work sometimes brings this feeling, that it's our fault, that we didn't bring ourselves into better conditions, and we tend to be harsh toward ourselves, but guess what - it goes against our Inner Being's opinion, so it's going in the opposite direction of finding a relief. "You can't expect interesting tasks all the time. This is an office for God's sake." Maybe "yes, now my harmonization in this stream is in such a stage, that I feel so. But the circumstances don't have to be the source of my happiness, my happiness is inside me, I bring happiness to all I do, because I'm unconditionally happy." And so on. I always felt like I was threatening myself, cajoling myself, or forcing myself to shut out my preferences of what I like and do not like. So don't :) Find a way to be more friendly to yourself - just pay attention that it feels bad, being mean to yourself, and so it's not serving you. It's not your fault, that you're in the current circumstances, it's your vibrational training that you can use it as. A Nice Mind Trick #6 - "Oh Dear, What Else Would You Think In Such Situation?" For me it works beautifully. And I immediately feel better - I feel like, being together with myself, which is already a warm and touching difference with what I felt before, so it's also a step in the vibrational work! Don't I love how this all plays together. :) Is there a better way in the workplace? I think, just doing it bit by bit in the workplace - finding little reliefs and praising yourself for doing so, celebrating those little steps, and also doing the preparation work before, at home.
Thanks. You're very welcome. :) answered 20 Nov '14, 06:08 Olga Farber |
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