Two of my greatest passions, other than my daughter, are helping clients grow and expand their businesses as well as themselves using spiritual best practices.
Twenty-five years ago, I began merging the two because it worked for me when nothing else did.
When I say spiritual, I mean exploring and harnessing universal energy; the life force that creates and co creates with us.
I believe, it exists in all things.
Part of my spiritual training has been interpreting energies in the way of patterns.
Patterns in the environment, in our relational behavior and from our subconscious.
Patterns are important because they become the framework from which we experience our lives.
If I were to interpret a dominant pattern or theme for this year, it would be “authority”. We can consider using this important time as an opportunity to explore the pattern of authority in our lives and create a new context from which to live.
One quick google search of the word “authority” produced these definitions:
➤the power or right to give orders, make decisions, and enforce obedience.
➤a person or organization having power or control in a particular, typically political or administrative, sphere.
This year ushers in a whole new era. Authority over no longer fits. We’re seeing this everywhere.
Here are three questions to consider when creating our new authority:
✨How do you currently define authority?
✨How are you exercising your authority in a way that serves you and the greater whole?
✨Where is there an opportunity to exercise greater authority from within yourself?
I’ve been playing around with this definition and I’d like to share it. I’d also welcome your feedback:
The ability to experience sovereignty in my life at all times.
In other words, it’s my declaration to be personally responsible for my experience: my choices, my energy, my reactions or responses, my thoughts and feelings. ALL of it.
In my coaching and consulting and in my life, it’s my passion and aspiration this year to claim consciousness as a new currency and support others in doing the same. I hope you’ll join me.