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Rosa Smith-Montanaro is your virtual weight loss and wellness coach. She is the author of Mind Over Platter®: Train Your Brain to Think Thin and the award-winning creator of www.MindOverPlatter.com. Rosa is a certified Success Coach with an expertise in weight management and the mind/body connection. She is also certified at the Master level in Hypnosis, Neuro Linguistics Programming (NLP), Thought Field TherapyTM (TFT), Emotional Freedom Techniques (EFT), Herbal Specialist and Humanistic Neuro Linguistic Psychology. Rosa teaches seminars throughout the country on the mind/body connection and how to create a life that is a reflection of your values. Rosa and her husband live in Greece and have three children. She welcomes you to blog with her and discover how you can create a healthier, happier and balanced life. Rosa can be reached at MindOverPlatter@aol.com.

Wednesday, June 25, 2008

Break the trance

I began the week talking about the role you play and asking you to consider being at cause for your results when it comes to your weight. As I suspected, this did not sit well with some of my readers. People opted out almost immediately after reading my ezine about the topic. I am not surprised, change is only possible when you are ready. When someone isn’t ready, they reject the idea of being at cause and stay stuck. They walk around in a trance and call it reality.

But the reality is that the trance is a result of focusing only on the aspects of your life that support the limiting belief. When we choose to change, we must look at the part we play. It requires a shift in behavior and thinking resulting in a whole new trance. Hopefully one that is empowering. It seems like work, it is not always comfortable, it takes time and it is worth it.

A trance in life is similar to following an unspoken program, my trance used to be overlooking unacceptable or demeaning behavior and dismissing it as no big deal. When I decided it was time to love and honor myself, that relationship didn’t fit, it was painfully out of place. I had to snap out of my old trance and then I saw clearly how I was using food as a way to numb my real feelings. I was feeling unloved and inadequate. This was not easy to admit, but to grow and change I had to face my part and be at cause. The alternative was being a victim and that was not going to empower me at all. The more I was willing to be at cause the more power I had to change.

You can change almost anything in your life when you first look at the role you play.

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