There are many facets of living a life of well-being.
A lot of ingredients go into that recipe. One often overlooked, but key ingredient is congruency. What does it mean to be congruent, and how does it contribute to one’s state of well-being?
Congruency in this context is all about alignment. It is living and being fully aligned with what is true for each of us. That is, in alignment with who we are as our human persona, as well as living in alignment with our spiritual persona.
Behaving, speaking, thinking… and living each moment in congruency with one’s beliefs and values will almost assure one of a sense of peace and wellness.
All change starts with awareness. I would invite you to look at your life. How are you living? Do you know what is and what isn’t congruent for you? Identify those things that are not in alignment. Begin to shift away from those areas of your life that aren't, and move towards those that are in alignment.
Do it and you will find more empowerment and resulting freedom in your life.
To your life of well-being!
Mark
What We Discuss:
· A little back story from Mark’s battle with self-worth after what he felt was an embarrassing experience
· Defining congruency
· How do we see ourselves?
· What tools can we use to better understand ourselves?
· Who are we?
· Are we our name? Are we our body?
· Is there a duality of self? Physical-ego and spiritual-true nature?
· Aligning congruency with one’s soul
· Our natural state of being
· Frequency congruency: What’s do we mean by that?
· The choices we make regarding chasing thoughts
· Discovering what is NOT congruent with your true nature
· Exercises we can do to help us learn what is congruent with themselves
· The need to grow
· Are you living from a place of Spirit?
· Knowing your Unique Ability
· The role feelings play and how we deal with them
· The importance of exploring, sharing and discovering our feelings
· Are you living the life you really want to be living?
· Are you being the person you want to be?
Supporting Resources:
· The One Thing by Gary Keller
· The Miracle Morning by Hal Elrod
· Unique Ability by Catherine Nomura