Your higher self must show up booted and suited
If you're looking for meaning, purpose, and fulfillment in your life, my first suggestion is not to look outside yourself. The path is within you, especially in your business. Look at your passions and values.
Ask yourself what kind of work would fulfill and align with your core beliefs.
You can navigate your way easier by reflecting and finding your answers. Only then can you start to create a business that brings you joy and satisfaction. Instead of looking for outside validation, focus on creating something that speaks to your heart and soul. Then, you will have the courage to continue and build something meaningful. If you want to succeed spiritually and financially, your higher self has to show up and lead the way. The higher part of you knows how to get back on track. Your higher self knows what is best for you, even if challenging. It can give you the courage and inner strength to take risks, make difficult decisions, and persevere in the face of adversity. It will also help you stay focused on your goals and ensure you are on the right path.
Access to your subconscious mind is a function of your higher self, connected to your intuition.
It will guide you to make decisions that align with your values. It will help you make decisions that are beneficial in the short term and have long-term positive consequences. Your higher self will also help you stay motivated and inspired by providing insight, clarity, and direction. For instance, your higher self may remind you to take breaks, slow down, and be mindful when you feel overwhelmed or frustrated with your progress. It can also give you the courage to take risks that yield significant rewards, like starting a new business or quitting a job you don't like. Did you know?
The most common reasons people hate their careers are:
1) Their boss sucks
2) Their passion is missing
3) They're not being challenged
4) There's too much red tape
5) They're unhappy with their pay
6) They don't feel appreciated
7) They don't see the point of their job
8) They don't have the necessary tools to do their job well
People are often unfulfilled with their careers because they follow society's rules but should follow what they feel is right.
Taking risks, trying something completely different, and finding a career path that aligns with your passions and interests are essential. This will increase your satisfaction, motivation, and purpose. Only 20% of people are passionate about their jobs, while 65% are merely happy with their profession, and 49% are very satisfied with their work. Emphasizing this, it is critical to remember that it is never too late to make a change and find a job that brings you joy.
Taking a chance and deviating from the norm can be intimidating, but it is worth it in the long run. It is possible to increase your levels of satisfaction and meaning by changing your career path or even your approach to your occupation. Finding a job you are passionate about and genuinely enjoy can be gratifying even if it is a scary prospect. For instance, many people have succeeded in mid-career changes, such as switching from a corporate job to running a small business or transitioning from a traditional office job to a remote position. Making a career switch can be like taking a leap of faith, but when you land on solid ground, the rewards can be significant. Just like jumping into a cold lake can be frightening, you find yourself invigorated and energized afterwards.
You'll find untapped potential and passion when you turn inward and explore your soul. The key to unlocking your full potential is getting in touch with what's inside you.
Each one of us has a unique way of looking at the world, but if we don't explore our own perspective, we can never fully understand how it can impact others. When we take time to reflect on where we've been and what we've learned along the way, we develop a sense of self-awareness that allows us to use our strengths and weaknesses in a way that makes us feel empowered—and this is how we truly unlock our full potential as individuals.
For example, if you're passionate about helping people with their health and wellness, you could start a yoga business that focuses on creating a supportive and empowering environment for people to find physical and mental balance.
Your higher self knows what you need to do to get on track.
Your higher self is who you really are. It's your truest nature—the part of you that knows what's best for you and has the power to make it happen.
Your higher self is also connected to the rest of the universe, so things seem to fall into place when it shows up and leads. You're guided by a force greater than yourself. You will feel driven by a purpose much bigger than yourself. You feel supported in all aspects of your life, from career to relationships to finances. When this happens, people will naturally gravitate toward you because they recognize something unique about who you are: an energy that feels good and makes them feel good too!
The key is learning how to connect with your higher self—and getting rid of any fears or obstacles that might be blocking its path forward. We can do this in three ways:
Meditation and mindfulness
Prayer/gratitude
Journaling our dreams (or even dreams).
Key takeaways to help your higher self to show up in your life.
It's your divine nature, the place from which all answers come. Your higher consciousness expands beyond the limitations of time and space so that you can see things from a bigger picture perspective--the view from 30,000 feet as opposed to being stuck in traffic on ground level or having tunnel vision as though looking through binoculars only at what's directly ahead of you (or behind).
If you want to succeed spiritually and financially, your higher self has to show up and lead the way.
There's no other way around it. Your ego has to be on board with the idea of letting go of control and letting your higher self-take charge. There are a few things you can do to help facilitate this process:
1. Decide what you want. Write down your ideal life, and then visualize it in detail every day for a week. This will give your mind an image to hold onto, making it easier for you to stay focused on what is important to you when temptation comes knocking.
2. Focus on one thing at a time. When we try to juggle too many things at once, we end up feeling stressed out and exhausted—and when we feel that way, our egos tend to take over again because they think they need more control for us to feel good about ourselves (which isn't true). So instead of trying to do everything at once—write down one thing that needs attention right now, then take care of it before moving on to something else!
3. Get honest with yourself :)
