This is Anne with your Coaching On The Go.

What is causing you problems about declaring without evidence?

I hope you’ve been taking notes on what your resistance points are because one of the goals of declaring without evidence is to acquaint you with your resistance points so you can get coaching to shift them.

Secondly, when you say “without evidence”, that portion of the statement is to release you from having to know how it’s going to happen.

Right after you declare without evidence and present yourself with openness, resourcefulness, curiosity, and some fun, you should start getting hunches on where to go and what to do next because part of your being is on it.

You asked for it and part of you is on it.

If you’re not getting any hunches or ideas about where to move, you are letting this go too much.

Make sure that you keep a tension, (attention and a tension) on your declaration so that you don’t just say it and disconnect.

An example of disconnecting is when somebody asks if you will come to an event that they’re having and you say, “I’ll see if I can be there.”

You haven’t given a definite answer.

You aren’t committed.

If you say, “Yes, I’ll be there!” or “No, I won’t be there”, you made a commitment and your being is identifying with that.

If you stated that you are going to be there, things are taking place to set you up to be there.

Perhaps you’re looking in your calendar, making space, your being you are remembering that you’ve created something and you’ve committed to something.

There are next steps making themselves available to you.

Your calendar is cleared.

You have allotted the time for that commitment.

I want you to take this same method and use it when you’re declaring without evidence.

Have you been unhooking once you declare, or are you following that declaration as if you committed?

Think about this.

As you are declaring without evidence, are you connecting yourself to the actualization of that declaration?

Then are you looking for walking orders so that you’re stepping out of that declaration,  taking inspired action that has come from the declaration, or ask?

Have a beautiful day.