9 Step Process For Spiritually Aligned Successful Actions

This podcast outlines a nine-step process for achieving success through spiritual alignment, emphasizing the importance of making conscious decisions about desires and countering negative thoughts. The process involves embracing a new narrative of possibility and taking inspired action, ultimately leading to a state of confident expectation and receiving desired outcomes.

Define Desired Outcomes

• 00:01:07 The first step is to clearly define what you desire, as this provides direction and makes it easier to see your path forward. Many people struggle with this step due to fear of commitment and limiting beliefs, but choosing a specific goal helps to energize the process. It's crucial to believe that your desire is safe guidance and that you are worthy of it.

Counter Negative Thoughts

• 00:05:17 Once a decision is made, negative thoughts and self-doubt will likely arise. The second step is to acknowledge and pay attention to these thoughts as they are a natural part of the process. It's like having a character named 'Max' who tries to derail your progress, but you have to counter his arguments and provide solutions.

Reframe Negative into Positive

• 00:08:35 The third step is to counter the negative thoughts and reframe them into positive possibilities. Instead of focusing on what could go wrong, start entertaining the possibility of success and achieving your desired outcome. This requires persistent effort, as your brain may resist this shift initially.

Craft a New Empowering Story

• 00:11:05 The fourth step is to craft a new empowering story that reflects the desired outcome. This process is particularly helpful when seeking new jobs or promotions. By consciously creating and believing in a story where things go smoothly, you create the space for that reality to unfold.

Embody the New Story

• 00:13:54 The fifth step involves embodying the new story and believing it to be true. This requires continuous effort as old patterns and negative thoughts may surface. It's like becoming an actor who portrays the role of someone who has already achieved the desired outcome.