…and I feel much lighter than before.

It’s not that I wasn’t proud of it, I was. I created some amazing products, I travelled to many places and learned a whole bunch of things, but I no longer need 20GB of those reminders on my phone. Nor do I want to store them in the cloud so that I can delete them later. NO!

I wanted to make space for the next 7 years of memories. The next 7, 14 or 21 years of memories. Memories that come from the transformation of 1 billion people! These are future memories that I already see, and I will need a lot more space on my phone for them. 😄

So how did this come about⁉️
Investigating, receiving feedback, and making a choice = DELETE!

Two decades of my career was spent in grocery stores, managing people selling to grocery stores and negotiating with buyers in grocery stores. Metro, Costco, Longos, Tesco and many more; but it’s been over now for a few years. So why do I hold on to photos that I do not need and do not support me in what I am up to today? Habit.

Habits keep us tied to old ways of doing things.
Sometimes the old way is good. Other times it is limiting.

For me it was limiting. It was my default. It was my place to go when I was avoiding something else. So, what better way to change that default pattern? To delete everything that is associated with it. To transfer custody to a new realm.

Why?

To change my pattern of thinking. To make space for new programs in my subconscious. Programs that are useful and better suited to what I want to accomplish in the next 21 years of my life.

When you are getting ready for winter by swapping your tires, the first thing you need to do is to remove the summer tires to make space for winter.

Or if you are getting ready for preparing a meal, you must make the space available on the stove or in the oven and on the counter for the preparation of the dish and the laying out of ingredients.

Or if you want to do some renovation or even paint the wall, then it’s time to prepare the room and move some furniture to make space for the painters or carpenters to access the area.

Whatever we do in our lives it begins with a choice or a decision to do so and then we must follow up with preparing the area to get the best result we want.

Prepare the space. Till the soil. Remove the old clothes that don’t fit you. Start with the decluttering then you are ready to let in the new.

What are you ready to delete from your phone/closet/memories to create space for something completely new?

Wishing you abundance, Joy, and Ease
Stephen Dobos