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Jack's Firewood (DISCOMFORT, CONSEQUENCES (DISCOMFORT (LEARNING…

- - - - For me, the learning process can be uncomfortable.
      - The learning process can bring me anxiety.
      - The learning process can bring me anger.
    - - Doing something different can bring discomfort.
      - If I do something different, I'm afraid it may not work.
      - I'm afraid of doing something different that might have horrible results.
    - - For me, discomfort does bring uncertainity.
      - Uncertainity brings me anxiety.
      - I must learn how to deal with uncertainity.
    - - How do I handle discomfort?
      - Would I handle discomfort with strength or vulnerability?
      - I choose to handle discomfort with strength.
  - - - If I broke a piece of equipment, it might bring my business to a stop.
      - If I broke a piece of equipment, I might have to buy a new piece of equipment.
      - If I broke a piece of equipment, it would cost time to fix it.
    - - If I get injured, it would shut my business down for a while.
      - If I get injured, it would cost me a lot of money.
      - If I get injured, I may not get immediate help!
    - - If I damage something on my property, I'm responsible for fixing it.
      - If I damage someone else's property, I might have to pay for the damage.
      - If I damage someone else's property, I might be sued for it.
    - - If I don't store my firewood properly, it won't be good to burn.
      - If I don't make wise business decisions, my business would fail.
      - If I don't satisfy my customers, it wouldn't benefit my business.
- - - - In my business, there will be challenges to overcome.
      - It'll be about how I overcome those challenges.
      - It takes strength to overcome challenges.
    - - I believe in myself to overcome challenges.
      - I believe in my ability to not let challenges shut down my business.
      - I believe in my ability to let challenges make me stronger.
    - - I'm self-driven to overcome challenges.
      - I'm self-driven to keep trying until I've overcame a challenge.
      - I'm self-driven to look for ways to overcome challenges.
    - - I view challenges to make me stronger.
      - I view challenges to help me gain experience in my business.
      - I view challenges as opportunities to increase my knowledge.
  - - - Like any other business, I will run into problems.
      - It's all about how I deal with those problems.
      - I believe I can deal with problems that lie ahead.
    - - Problems can bring changes to my business.
      - Those changes can be good.
      - I believe I can adapt to change.
    - - I encourage myself to keep my business going, despite problems.
      - I even encourage myself to view problems as ways to help me grow.
      - It takes strength to keep going during tough times.
    - - Rolling with the punches is what will help me on the route to success.
      - I know the route to success will have challenges.
      - I believe in myself to find a way to succeed.