In “The Next Phase” we have touched on “Responsibility” and “Accountability” – now we will look at “Being Pro-Active”.

Because we are creating our own realities, we have to take responsibility for our creations – and we are holding ourselves accountable. Now we can become pro-active.

Using the same list from “Responsibility”, you can begin being pro-active with you first.

One exercise I recommend in my classes is to spend a day smiling. No matter what happens, smile a genuine smile. You may need to take a few short breaks to relax your muscles, since most of us do not spend a whole lot of time doing this – but then go right back to smiling.

Someone urking you? Take a slow deep breath, let it go, and smile!

Those who have done this one-day exercise were pleasantly surprised by the results, and were able to see their creating in action!

Being Pro-Active in your life – which ripples to others – can change a whole lot in one day!

You can also be pro-active in relationships. Are any relationships harmful or toxic to you? Then perhaps you need to re-evaluate those relationships.

And you can work your way down the list.

Being Pro-Active does not mean violent or harmful behavior; it means doing positive work to make positive changes.

What can you be Pro-Active about?