Have you ever felt blocked from pursuing something you deeply desire? This resistance might manifest as fear, confusion, lethargy, or overwhelm. You might even resent the effort this new direction seems to demand. When facing resistance to positive change, how do you uncover the truth of the situation? How can you determine if what’s stopping you is a part of continue reading…
Are you touched by a deep, heart-felt calling to expand your impact and contribute your gifts to the global shift that’s emerging? Yet, the magnitude of change needed can be daunting. Now, the power of the collective is ushering in a new era where connection, community and co-creation are key — because together we can do so much more than we can alone.
Each of us has a purpose, a reason for our life. We are all designed to be something, to do something. Unfortunately, most people have lost this fundamental self-knowledge, and life becomes frustrating, scattered and demand-driven without an inner compass. Imagine instead the deep fulfillment of reconnecting with the part of you that knows your purpose and path.
Every organization has a deeper purpose. Most leaders do not know how to find and articulate it, so it remains unconscious and unfulfilled — yet that innate purpose needs to be expressed. That expression contains the great work that will cause your organization to thrive, attracting and retaining the best team members, partners and investors, and leaving the world a better place.
As a change agent, you are called to step up to service at the highest level. Yet, it’s not easy to translate that calling into a business that gives you the financial rewards of a sustainable livelihood. You may also be feeling dissatisfied, knowing you are meant to transform clients at a deeper level. Imagine being able to connect your clients to their higher guidance and purpose.
As global transformation accelerates, more individuals and organizations are called to participate in creating a new world. Many institutions and structures that once served society well are now outdated and in desperate need of change. The awareness of this fundamental global shift is increasing over time. Many feel they can do nothing but witness the changes, while others feel called to take direct action in creating and facilitating this great transformation. Read more …
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Many people think of their purpose as what they are meant to do, and neglect the component that describes their Essence, the radiant qualities of being that shine through even when they’re not actively doing anything. Even when envisioning an ideal future, it’s common to describe what you will accomplish without touching on who you will become. I’ve been guilty continue reading…
There are several clues that will let you know if your work is out of alignment with what you came here to do: You feel bored, restless, and disengaged. You feel burned out, stressed, and often dread facing another work day. You have lost the passion and enthusiasm you used to have for your role. Your values feel compromised or violated continue reading…
Have you noticed that trying to get rid of the inner critic never works? It just goes underground and pops up in the most inconvenient times. Imagine instead having a heartfelt conversation with your inner critic. If you go in with open curiosity, you might find out that it wants the best for you. It’s likely trying the best it continue reading…