The energy journal is part of the system of actions and tips that empowers you to build a strong foundation. Eating, moving, and sleeping are at the core of this system.
The challenge that was 2020 has ended. There may be one last run, but the majority of it is behind us. And it has left us changed. Transformed. It’s time to offer our thanks.
What do you do when you’re in a negative state of mind? Do you accept it? Go through it? Try to forcefully change it? Have you tried this?
The impossible is what is until it’s made possible. The brilliant light that shines through when you crack open the possibility of limitless. To be blinded by that light and in it’s glare.
It’s a trivial point, but I used to hate school. A privilege that most would die for, I took for granted. And we have this attitude for most things in life. Like a feeling of entitlement that we take as a burden.
Our friends are the closest people next to our family. In some cases, more than our family. And they exert great power over us. Our thoughts, ambitions, motivations. What do your friends do for you?
We thrive on human connections. On listening to others, and empathising. Understanding each others perspective is what allows us to bond. But we also have our own story loops.
Most people are unaware about how they are living their life. At one point, even you were unaware and unconscious about your potential. But not any more.
The value of a rock is known to one who can see beyond the rock. The potential of what the rock can become. Not what it is.
We have been so programmed to jump from one task to another. It’s the way we work. But we have extended that into how we handle relationships as well. From one person to another.
When two people come together in a partnership, they come as individuals. With their own strengths and weaknesses. Their unique personalities and perspectives that shape their world. Each person brings his or her own uniqueness to the relationship. And the […]
My inspiration rests on the shoulders of these great words by Abraham Maslow:
Whatever one can be, one must be.
