Remember the analogy you used when we started this quest for self actualization? We compared it to a journey. You’ve packed up your tools, assessed your strengths and weakness and gotten to know your traveling companions. Now take your map out and spread it out on the table in front of you. It’s time to find your destination.
What do you want out of your life? What do you want to be, do, have? What is most important to you? What would bring you the incredible joy and meaning in your life?This are big questions – the biggest. They deserve your time and attention. Just for a change, don’t respond to the following questions with “true,” “false” or “sort of.” Instead, answer each quickly, make note of your response, and then search your heart more deeply for a more thought out response. Both responses matter, and will help you to expose your ideal vision of your future and what truly matters to you.
Journal, talk to a partner or meditate on these responses. Let them “percolate” in your brain and heart for a while, and tomorrow we’ll talk about what to do with your discoveries and how to use them to move forward your journey into self actualization.
Roger K. Allen, Ph.D. is an expert in personal transformation, leadership, and teams. His tools and methods have helped hundreds of businesses and tens of thousands of people transform the ways they work and live. To learn more, visit www.rogerkallen.com.
My purpose is to teach you strategies to replace negative patterns with a positive state of mind from which you can achieve your greatest desires and live a joyful and abundant life.
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