Affirmations:
I let go and trust in the Highest Good.
I release false expectations and fear.
I free myself and others to be and do and have what is right and true for us.
I no longer need others approval. I now approve of myself.
Expectations & Disappointments
When we want people to be the way we prefer, they may disappoint us.
When we expect ourselves to achieve and succeed, we may disappoint ourselves.
When we set up standards for how our families or friends should be, we often are disappointed.
When we compare ourselves with others or what we admire, we will often be disappointed.
What are your expectations?
How do you want to be seen?
What have you agreed to accomplish?
Do you prefer to be free or have expectations for yourself?
Everyone is changing and rearranging their lives according to what they feel is needed.
Some are trying to conform.
Some are trying to succeed.
Some don’t care.
Who are you pleasing?
Are you expecting others to do what you want?
Do you look for standards of behavior in relating?
Are you accommodating your parents, partner, friends or a worldly or spiritual standard?
Some have a mission, principles and guidelines in their lives.
Some seek to learn and some teach what they are learning.
Some are seeking for what to believe and how to live.
Some are resting and choosing a comfort zone in which to live.
Our lives seem to intersect and connect as needed.
We each seem to follow our own guidelines.
Many are regularly disappointed by others choices.
We may give up our expectations and simply allow trust in freedom of choice.
Observe faulty expectations and how often they yield disappointment.
Observe how being dependent on others choices is a set up for being disappointed.
Observe how your own choices are not always dependable and consider allowing change.
Observe how life offers infinite opportunities for change and being stuck may create inner conflict.
Weather changes and so do moods and attitudes.
Creation is every changing and expanding exponentially.
Openness and willingness invites alternative choices and changes.
Relationships, finances, creations, opportunities are always changing and rearranging.
Consider being surprised instead of disappointed.
Consider appreciating rather than criticizing.
Consider loving and learning rather than fearing and limiting.
Consider awakening and allowing all things to work together for Good.
Loving it all as I let go and trust in Good for Goodness Sake.
Betty Lue
TEN KEYS TO A GOOD LIFE:
I let go and trust in the Highest Good.
I release false expectations and fear.
I free myself and others to be and do and have what is right and true for us.
I no longer need others approval. I now approve of myself.
Expectations & Disappointments
When we want people to be the way we prefer, they may disappoint us.
When we expect ourselves to achieve and succeed, we may disappoint ourselves.
When we set up standards for how our families or friends should be, we often are disappointed.
When we compare ourselves with others or what we admire, we will often be disappointed.
What are your expectations?
How do you want to be seen?
What have you agreed to accomplish?
Do you prefer to be free or have expectations for yourself?
Everyone is changing and rearranging their lives according to what they feel is needed.
Some are trying to conform.
Some are trying to succeed.
Some don’t care.
Who are you pleasing?
Are you expecting others to do what you want?
Do you look for standards of behavior in relating?
Are you accommodating your parents, partner, friends or a worldly or spiritual standard?
Some have a mission, principles and guidelines in their lives.
Some seek to learn and some teach what they are learning.
Some are seeking for what to believe and how to live.
Some are resting and choosing a comfort zone in which to live.
Our lives seem to intersect and connect as needed.
We each seem to follow our own guidelines.
Many are regularly disappointed by others choices.
We may give up our expectations and simply allow trust in freedom of choice.
Observe faulty expectations and how often they yield disappointment.
Observe how being dependent on others choices is a set up for being disappointed.
Observe how your own choices are not always dependable and consider allowing change.
Observe how life offers infinite opportunities for change and being stuck may create inner conflict.
Weather changes and so do moods and attitudes.
Creation is every changing and expanding exponentially.
Openness and willingness invites alternative choices and changes.
Relationships, finances, creations, opportunities are always changing and rearranging.
Consider being surprised instead of disappointed.
Consider appreciating rather than criticizing.
Consider loving and learning rather than fearing and limiting.
Consider awakening and allowing all things to work together for Good.
Loving it all as I let go and trust in Good for Goodness Sake.
Betty Lue
TEN KEYS TO A GOOD LIFE:
Be Responsible for the entirety of your life.
Be Open to learn from everything and everyone.
Be Forgiving of all mistakes, yours and others.
Be Truly helpful by thinking, speaking and giving your best.
Be Impeccable in caring for your body, relationships, home, work, finances.
Be Willing to live with moderation in all things.
Be Aware of the Gift of Love and the Call for Love.
Be Exact with your thoughts and words; they create your life.
Be Hard-working with wisdom, gratitude and joy.
Be Good. See Good. Think Good. Speak Good. Give Good.
Be Open to learn from everything and everyone.
Be Forgiving of all mistakes, yours and others.
Be Truly helpful by thinking, speaking and giving your best.
Be Impeccable in caring for your body, relationships, home, work, finances.
Be Willing to live with moderation in all things.
Be Aware of the Gift of Love and the Call for Love.
Be Exact with your thoughts and words; they create your life.
Be Hard-working with wisdom, gratitude and joy.
Be Good. See Good. Think Good. Speak Good. Give Good.