coming up, your feet feel like elephant’s feet and you just do not want to go.


• Your husband is a good golfer. You also start to play and find it hard and utterly frustrating. But you are willing to learn and willing to practice. He keeps telling you, ‘You are a woman. How can you expect to hit it as far or as well as I do?’ If you accept these words, you get into a box of ‘women golfers are not suppose to be as good as men.’


• You stay working with a certain company, because they are loyal to you. You know they do not value your vision and do not want to apply your creative ideas. But you do not leave even after you have presented


these well-researched ideas to them. Boxed in? Yes. Your vision could have created a better place for you in a more progressive company.


• You are naturally a very happy person and love to demonstrate your enthusiasm when the situation calls for it. However, someone at work recently said that your expressive ways do not fit into their corporate image. So you do not show your feelings anymore. You have allowed someone else’s opinion of ‘being correct’ to affect your own energetic flow of happy feelings. Sad – this company has just ‘lost’ someone who vibrates life- enhancing energy and masses of creativity.


June 2012 | Management Today 73


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