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Taking Purposeful Action

Do Your Actions Match Your Heart’s Priorities?

June 2, 2022 by Audrey Seymour

Priorities of the Heart

If like many these days you are feeling a renewed sense of possibility and purpose for your life work, how do you translate that inspiration into the actions that will make a lasting difference? Having an inspiring vision statement and a brilliant strategic plan isn’t enough if your actions don’t match your priorities. Without aligning your daily focus with your continue reading…

Filed Under: Productivity, Taking Purposeful Action

From Overwhelm to Smooth Sailing

January 26, 2022 by Audrey Seymour

From Overwhelm to Smooth Sailing

As the new year unfolds, are you feeling overwhelmed with everything you intend to do? Life is certainly more complicated than it used to be. With all the systems to maintain, options to chose from, and details to manage, we have a huge abundance of possible commitments in the Western world. This “overwhelm of success” also applies to service-based entrepreneurs. continue reading…

Filed Under: Productivity, Taking Purposeful Action

What Inner Truth Are You Meant to Share With the World?

May 2, 2021 by Audrey Seymour

Inner wisdom

Do you believe that you’re meant to catalyze change, within your community and potentially beyond? Perhaps you feel a nudge to write a book, make a film, speak in front of large groups, or explore another way of reaching and impacting a larger audience. If so, you are probably called to be a messenger – someone meant to share specific wisdom with continue reading…

Filed Under: Healing Core Wounds, Higher Purpose, Inner Harmony, Taking Purposeful Action Tagged With: inner harmony, psyche, purpose

How to Overcome Negativity Bias to Pursue Your Purpose

December 7, 2020 by Audrey Seymour

Negativity Bias

You may have heard the saying that negative experiences stick like Velcro and positive experiences stick like Teflon. This is due to our genetic ancestry since those who worried about danger even when it was absent survived to pass on their genes, while those who didn’t recognize danger even when it was there did not survive or pass on their genes. continue reading…

Filed Under: Taking Purposeful Action, Working with Parts of the Self Tagged With: negativity bias, purpose, stress

Is Your Inner Perfectionist Out of Control?

December 7, 2020 by Audrey Seymour

perfectionist

We all have an inner perfectionist inside us. The question is, is your perfectionist in balance with your authentic self, or does it rule your life? Here are a few indicators that your perfectionist is out of control: • When preparing for a presentation, you practice it so many times that it no longer feels fresh. • You regularly find yourself continue reading…

Filed Under: Taking Purposeful Action, Working with Parts of the Self Tagged With: authentic, inner child, perfectionist

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