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There’s ways I like to do things,
But I don’t always have control.
So, its better to surrender, allow and accept,
Rather than close my mind, heart, and soul.

Alright, before we jump to conclusions, let’s get it that this report is about redefining the image many of us carry about just what surrender is. From Hollywood cowboy and war movies we’ve been shown surrender to be when the ”loser” holds up a white flag and the ”winner” takes all. So let’s create a new term called ”Selective Surrendering.”

Selective Surrendering says that we can keep our power, perhaps even increase our power, while at the same time letting go of what is no longer serving us. This can simply be an internal process of ”letting go and letting God,” or letting go of fear, old limiting beliefs, or a host of other personal issues.

On another level, in our relationships, it can have to do with letting go or surrendering CERTAIN expectations, fantasies, hopes, and/or dreams BUT NOT ALL OF THEM. In business and our social relationships, it can look like surrendering to SOME of the government overreach or our partner’s unjust demands, but not giving up, throwing in the towel, or letting them run over us.

In general, at this time we need to get beyond the extremes of ”all or nothing,” ”in or out,” and ”win or lose,” and see that all relationships have to do with compromising (PARTS of ourselves), cooperating, and communicating (more and more the deeper you go). So while these days may be challenging us with various crisis in different parts of our lives, these crisis can serve to help us define, refine, and clarify our objectives which will save us time in the long run. Hang in there, don’t give up the fort, just what’s best for the good of all.

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