As I breathe a sigh of relief about a finished book proposal for GOMO! (Get Over it; Move On!), I’m also thinking about my passionate belief that the concept and process changes lives for good- for the better as well as in a lasting way.
Before the weekend begins, I want to share some thoughts about why there is such a dramatic need for GOMO! There are three key issues facing most of us currently that GOMO! addresses. This blog focuses on one of them today; and our next couple of blogs will address the others.
The need for GOMO! is a human issue, not a gender, age, race, or religion issue. GOMO! is for any who are stuck and want to get unstuck … fast. We need a new way of “seeing” to make wiser decisions for our next step.
Many live with a victim mentality. Even those with decent emotional health can fall prey to the “poor me” syndrome. It’s an easy trap to step into. Circumstances can easily push any one of us into conflict rather than a peaceful response. Emotional baggage from the past or burdens of the present causes feelings of helplessness and powerlessness to change, often in spite of a sincere desire to change. The victim way of thinking drains optimism, productivity, and emotional strength. Over time, we find ourselves stuck. We don’t need to be “fixed.” We do need a tool to make better decisions for the lives we most want to live.
The Gift of GOMO! (Get Over it; Move On!) focuses on what to do right now. The process flips our internal switch to one of personal strength. We’re encouraged to consider new ways for resolving old problems.
GOMO! helps us discover:
Before the weekend begins, I want to share some thoughts about why there is such a dramatic need for GOMO! There are three key issues facing most of us currently that GOMO! addresses. This blog focuses on one of them today; and our next couple of blogs will address the others.
The need for GOMO! is a human issue, not a gender, age, race, or religion issue. GOMO! is for any who are stuck and want to get unstuck … fast. We need a new way of “seeing” to make wiser decisions for our next step.
"GOMO is simple and direct versus a long, drawn-out six year counseling session that basically says the same thing. I love it.” — Kathi Macias Award-winning author of more than thirty books, including BEYOND ME: Living a You-First Life in a Me-First World.
Many live with a victim mentality. Even those with decent emotional health can fall prey to the “poor me” syndrome. It’s an easy trap to step into. Circumstances can easily push any one of us into conflict rather than a peaceful response. Emotional baggage from the past or burdens of the present causes feelings of helplessness and powerlessness to change, often in spite of a sincere desire to change. The victim way of thinking drains optimism, productivity, and emotional strength. Over time, we find ourselves stuck. We don’t need to be “fixed.” We do need a tool to make better decisions for the lives we most want to live.
The Gift of GOMO! (Get Over it; Move On!) focuses on what to do right now. The process flips our internal switch to one of personal strength. We’re encouraged to consider new ways for resolving old problems.
GOMO! helps us discover:
- New choices specific to our personal needs
- The immediate value of reasoned responses over kneejerk reactions
- Powerful forgiveness to release nearly any form of negativity
- Specific actions to build unbreakable resilience
- Lives lived from the power of loving intention rather than paralyzing fear
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