Sometimes resistance is... just a little bit of a pain in
the neck.
As you may know, on Saturday I hosted my first webinar on
google hangouts.
Now can I just say I used to consider myself quite good at
technology. I’ve designed websites, I jumped on using the internet really
quickly... hey I used to help edit home videos with double vcrs. I learnt
quickly... until webinars.
For some reason, I’ve been trying to figure this out for
awhile and getting nervous about it.
But someone told me, just jump in and the rest will follow
so I jumped.The webinar went fine. It was a little like having a phone call
with a toddler as I was trying to juggle managing the workings of the hangout
which wasn’t co-operating at the same time as relaying information and talking through
my points. Sadly, my Q& A component wasn’t working and that was incredibly
frustrating... and yet so understandable.
Why? Because, even though I might be a coach in the law of
attraction it doesn’t mean I don’t hold up the wrong sign occasionally. And quite honestly,
I was nervous about the process, and the process gave me what I asked for.
It was a blip. The replay is readily available and
technology is technology. No catastrophe, just a learning curve. But I had to
laugh to myself at how resistance to something always plays a part in the
results.
So, where else does this show up? What little things do we
hold resistance to, that doesn’t necessarily provide such blatant proof?
Probably lots of things.
From getting enough sleep, to our children liking the food
we make, to even feeling guilty. When we hold up a sign of something “going
wrong”, although it might not go as hard as we expect it, it also won’t go as
smoothly.
So, yeah, my webinar went well and the next one will be even
better. And the next... and the next...
Life is a process; a delicious, learning full, incredible
process and the idea that something has to be perfect the first time is one of
the plagues of mommy guilt in the first place.
Because, unless you remember your past lives thoroughly,
this is a first-time round. This is the first time you’ve been in the place you
are. So claim it, ride it, and appreciate it.
Because around the corner is round number 2!
Want to check out my first webinar... here it is.
And I do have an exciting new project that I talk about in the
last 5 minutes of the video!
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