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Walk Your Own Path by Travis Rumsey

Our culture teaches us that we should be strong and resilient. Weakness is frowned upon, and asking for help is seen as a weakness. Am I telling you anything new yet? I’m all for asking for help – but only as a concept apparently, because I’m terrible at asking others for help. It’s just not how I was raised, I guess.

I know I’m not alone in this. By asking for help, we can feel that we’re burdening others, or that we might lose face by showing our ‘weakness.’   By asking for help, we might feel obligated to following through with the advice given. Maybe we were made fun of in the past for showing our ignorance about how to move forward, so we’re reticent to expose ourselves again. Often, it just feels like we should know what to do, that we should be in the driver’s seat, and if we wait just a little longer maybe we’ll figure it out and won’t have to ask for help.

And you know what? I wholeheartedly believe that you are the best authority of what you need to do. You are in the driver’s seat, right now, at this very moment, whether or not it feels like you are. You might be dealing with fear because you’ve been down a similar path before and you’re worried the same result could happen again. Or maybe you’re feeling unsure about the future because you stuck your neck out before and it didn’t work out. All of these feelings can keep you from clearly seeing the next steps you need to take. But they don’t reduce your authority in understanding what’s best for you.

With Neurosculpting, you’ll learn a practice that will keep you firmly rooted in the present. It is here – in this moment – that you’re able to most clearly see the path before you and see what steps you need to take to get to where you want to go.

Getting help and advice from others is valuable. But we also have to understand ourselves well enough, and have skills in place to know where we want to go in the first place. We have to walk our own path.

If you’re the kind of person who finds it hard to ask others for help, then learn how to be your own best advocate and counselor. The Neurosculpting Institute has a slew of ways to do this. We have a half-day immersion that will teach you how to use your brain and body to effectively move through stressful change. Once you have these skills in place, your need to ask others opinions on what path you should take will become a distant memory.

You wisdom is deep. Go find it.

Visit myself and Susan Aplin Pogue November 11th at NSI for a taste on walking your own path.

neurosculpting_institute_travis.jpgTravis Rumsey

Spending his life hell-bent on finding real keys to inner peace and a fulfilling life, Travis has finally discovered a few of them.  Neurosculpting is one of those keys…a very major key.  He’s found Neurosculpting to be fun, easy to do, and definitely effective at clearing hidden blocks that keep us from moving forward.

Travis gets excited explaining the science behind Neurosculpting, as well as leading people to a real and transforming experience of having a choice in their life’s direction.
In his private coaching practice, Travis helps clients clear a path to an understanding of their essential selves, which opens them to a life of strength and effectiveness.
Connect with him at travis@travisrumsey.com
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