Living a Multi-Dimensional Life

Every now and then I find myself feeling overwhelmed by a ‘to – do’ list, and I step back and say, “I’m one person.  I have many loves and many outlets, and it’s ok for me to take things one at a time.”

Have you ever felt like you’re always on the go, doing the next thing on the list, then the next thing, and so on?

Living a multi-dimensional life means living all your passions, using all your talents and desires to live a fulfilling life.

I have wonderful clients and I love my coaching work.  I also have a wonderful jewelry business and I love creating.  It’s important to me to fulfill both those loves. This is usually why my to – do list can get rather long.

I also have a wonderful relationship, I have a great family and fabulous friends, all of which are also fulfilling to me and are on my ‘to – do’ list.

However, the most important thing on my ‘to-do’ list is BEING MYSELF.

I cannot stress this enough.

In order to be truly fulfilled by everything on my list, I must start with being my full self.  I claim the totality of my self.  Can you say that you have done the same?

If you are living your life according to other people’s wishes, rules, desires, wants, etc…, then you are not claiming your full self.  Claiming self means being the totality of who you came here to be.

I can say, “I’m a life coach, guide others through their ups and downs in life by helping them see their true self and their own life path.  I can also say, “I create and sell jewelry and I really love it.” Both statements are true, and yet they are not connected in any way.  However, they are both aspects of my totality.

When you are living a life to please others, cater to other’s drama and fulfill their rules, are you really living your life path?

Something to think about…

If you want assistance discovering your path, contact me for a session.  We start their and we make a plan.  We look at what steps you can take to fulfill your true self and we move forward together.

New Year, New Opportunities

Happy 2010! 2010 is a # 3 year numerologically and that means a year of change and optimism.  Optimism is a feeling that the change we really want or desire has a good chance of success.  Three is also the number of creativity… so an awesome time to get some creative thinking involved in your changes for the year ahead.

How can you do that?  You can make a list of resolutions, but we all know that those don’t always last.  I like to make an actual plan instead, something workable and changeable that you can stick with in your overall intentions.

Plan sections for your health, career, love life, social life and family.  What would you like to create in each of these areas for the upcoming year?  Focus on your end result.  How is it you would like to feel at the end of 2010?  What steps will be required to get you to that feeling?

My 3 words for 2010

Thanks to a Twitter post, I came across this great article to assist me with my intentions for ‘framing’ my year ahead.  According to the author Chris Brogan, “… the object is to come up with three words that you use as compass points for your efforts over the year to come. They’re not resolutions.”

The difference between these three words and resolutions?  These words are more like guide post, lighting your general direction.  They are active and fluid intentions versus static resolutions that may die out in a matter of a few weeks.

I’m thinking about my three words.  I think they will be written at the top of my white board.  They will be visible and something I can see everyday.  That should help me follow my intentional words with the energy and actions.

What are my three words?  Act, Organize, Move

What are your three words?

Want to know more?  Read the full article: Wiring Yourself for Success