Saying "I'm Doing It" – A Step Towards Self-Improvement
In the quest for self-improvement, we often use phrases that subtly undermine our progress. One such phrase is, "I'm working on it." While it may seem harmless, this phrase can serve as a mask for procrastination and deferred responsibility.
The Hidden Meaning Behind "I'm Working On It"
When you utter, "I'm working on it," you indirectly shift the responsibility of action to your future self. This not only chips away at your self-confidence but also suggests a need for 'working on' yourself, which isn't the case.
Embracing Decisiveness – Saying "I'm Doing It
Reject the phrase "I'm working on it," and replace it with a more assertive, "I'm doing it." This shift in language encourages immediate action rather than a vague promise to your future self.
Breaking Away From Your Mistaken Identity
Your mistaken identity, as explored in my book "Mistaken Identity," can trap you in old patterns and beliefs. By asserting "I'm doing it," you reject these mistaken beliefs, paving the way for meaningful change and bolstering self-confidence.
Conclusion
It's time to abandon the phrase "I'm working on it," and embrace a more proactive approach. Start making decisions, however small, and feel the transformative impact on your self-confidence and life progress.