Who Do You Talk to When Things Fall Apart?

The takeaway from this episode is … you will stop asking people who are asking themselves the same questions – for their advice.
Here’s what this will do for you … you will learn how to ask your Guides and get your answers.
Here’s what I want you to do with it … start a “routine” of writing in your journal for 15-minutes a day, so you know how to reach your Guides for solutions when things fall apart.

NOTE: The “italic text” within this post is channeled from Linda’s Spirit Guides and Angels

Let’s examine your options when it comes to who you talk to when things fall apart.

Many people are afraid to talk to anyone about their problems. They fear judgment and being scorned. Some people talk to their priest or rabbi. Others talk to their counselor or psychologist but that gets expensive.

There’s nothing your therapist can do to change your situation which is really what you are concerned with.

Some people talk to their friends. This is where you will always get hung up. The last thing your friends want to talk about is your problems. Why? … because they have so many problems of their own and talking to you about yours only reminds them of theirs.

So, now who’s left to talk to when things fall apart?

Let’s start by suggesting that you talk to yourself first, who is really your higher self. That’s what you used to do when you were young and needed to figure something out. By following this easy routine, you will find yourself talking to us, like having a conversation. So you don’t forget the conversation we had, write it all down in your journal.

To break it down, write it down;

1. What do you worry about?
2. What isn’t working in your life?
3. What is causing anxiety about making decisions because you second guess and doubt yourself?
4. When do you become critical of yourself like you’re not good enough?
5. Under what condition do you stop trusting yourself?
6. When doubt persists it progresses into fear, freezing you up. When was the last time this happened? That’s when you stepped outside of the present moment, wanting things to be different from what they were.
7. All of this prevents you from being present, causing you to miss the communication that’s always being sent from us.
8. To make things worse, you panic and start to take everything personally because you feel you’re missing out, especially when you used to be able to figure it out on your own.
9. This leads to feeling alone and without a clear direction.

Write down what is bothering you. What has fallen apart in your life that you wish hadn’t happened? Write down what you think you want to do about it? Do you want to fix it? Do you want to change it? Or, maybe you don’t want to think about it at all, as it continues to fester into a bigger problem. These are all choices.

Start this simple and effective routine of writing down what is bothering you.

Now you can look at it from outside yourself, on the paper. The pain is in you, but the problem is now on the paper. Once you see it in front of you ask yourself, how do you feel about what you just wrote down? Does it feel overwhelming, or does it feel like something you can grasp because now you can see the solution and dissolve the problem? If you see it going away, how does that make you feel?

What you will realize in the process of doing your journal writing is that the best ones to talk to when things in your life that fall apart or break down will be yourself and us. We don’t tell you the decisions you should make and then tell you what to do. What we do is help you through this self-inquiry process showing you what the situation actually is, and your feelings about it. If you don’t have a realization, you must dive back into more of the details about how it feels. Only then will you realize what your options are, so you can take action to clear them from your life.

That’s where we come in, we show you your options.

Some of the options we present to you will work better than others depending on the amount of effort and action you are willing to take, and how soon you act. This process will yield better results the more you write in your journal.

Everybody seems to have an agenda when people come to them for advice. You may feel camaraderie with the people you talk to because they have the same problems. In some strange way, this makes you feel better talking to them knowing that you don’t have some rare kind of problem.

Whatever you write in your journal, keep it to yourself. This will eliminate self-doubt and second-guessing yourself. People who you have gone to for advice will not give you the solution, that’s because their advice didn’t even work for them. But you are not them, you are going to take a different approach. One that involves self-inquiry resulting in self-realization. This is your way back to clarity, so you can see solutions as we do and stop perceiving them as problems like you used to.

CALL TO ACTION: Start your Self-Examination

Who do you talk to when things fall apart? … there’s a long list of prospects but they need answers too. So, why would you ask them?
Most people have the same problems as you do, so stop asking them and start asking us instead.
Only through an intentional process of self-inquiry and acceptance of “what is,” will you find your answer, your solution, and it doesn’t involve talking to anyone but the conversation we will have every time you write it down.

HOW IT WORKS: Your routine of writing in your journal for 15-minutes a day is going to change your life completely.

Most people start by writing down what is bothering them the most. That is the daily exercise that will lead you to the good part. Getting the pressure off by solving what’s bothering you right now will open new doors for you. That’s when you will be ready for your Spirit Guides to show you the more exciting and interesting things that you came here to experience in this lifetime. ~ Linda Deir