You are resisting the resistance, so that will persist for you. When you notice the resistance come up, it is coming up because you are struggling with stepping fully into being unconditionally responsible for what you are claiming. It is actually a good thing because it is showing you where you are not willing to be unconditionally responsible for what you have claimed. Take for example, you haven't eaten all day and you are very hungry. You want to find someplace to eat. How much are you going to resist finding a place to eat, or deciding to make a meal yourself? Whatever gets the job done in the least amount of time with the least effort right? You are fully committed to eating and will do whatever it takes, even if you have to go get some gas to put in your car and drive across town to your favorite restaurant. You aren't going to spend time resisting any of those steps. You're just going to do it. You're not going to judge yourself about what you have to do, you're just going to do what needs to be done.

So the next time you notice the resistance come up, ask yourself " what is it that I am not willing to be unconditionally responsible for" and "Do I really want this bad enough?"

If it turns out you don't want it bad enough, you can stand in the responsibility of your decision and make a different choice about what you really do want.