Commitment is the door to manifestation. Yes, you read correctly.
Commitment. Simple isn’t it? Yet, commitment requires quite a lot of us, not only commitment (LOL)! It requires clarity, passion, focus and unwavering faith!
In my life, I have discovered that commitment tends to be in symbiosis with passion. Passion simply leads you into committing into your passion, as redundant as it might seem, it is also crucial.
When we commit to our passion, to our goal, to our dream, every single event, every decision that calls for our attention, and every curveball that comes our way, gets easily aligned through the “filter” of commitment.
Commitment makes us show up, makes us make the right decision, and makes us take the right action.
Think about it.
Follow this simple exercise to find your commitment or to check into the one you have.
Sit in a comfortable position, close your eyes, take a few deep breaths and relax. As you are in this relaxed state ask yourself three basic questions:
1) Who am I
2) What do I want
3) How can I best serve
This exercise will help you figure out where is it you are called into putting your commitment, which is your guiding passion, what action is the one that will bring you the fulfilling life that you truly desire.
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Shine YOUR Colors Bright!
Valerie Bottazzi
Soulful Business Coach
“If I had six hours to chop down a tree, I would spend the first four hours sharpening the ax.” [Abraham Lincoln]
