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Vision & Goals
“When you’re working on a truly worthwhile dream, the dream is also working on you.” I just read this and thought I’d post it on here to get a bit of a conversation going around vision and goals
0 likes • Aug 6
Paull, I love this. I am experiencing my current business so differently than past ones, because it is actually MY dream and not someone else's, or what I thought was expected to "hit my goals". It's my dream/vision/creation. And so I find that instead of needing to apply force and find motivation, I'm relaxed and inspired. I'm enjoying it ... waking up ready to think about the day and do the things. Instead of waking up and wondering how I'll get through it ... and how much longer I'll have to. And by allowing that dream, it's working on/in me. I see what I need to release. Where I want to be more open and available. Things I want to learn and get better at to keep pushing the outer edge of the experience. For each thing that I ask or become curious about in service to this dream, I release something from the old way of being, and receive something from the new. Truly worthwhile ... indeed
It’s Not About Achieving More its about Becoming More
So this week has been full of frustration and failure, well so I thought! Today I did my usual session of reviewing the week against my goals and targets across a whole raft of business and personal KPIs most had been missed and I was sat thinking into why this is happening (again!) and how can I change this, and then it hit me. The goal is not to achieve more. The goal is to become more……! so that extraordinary results become normal. I’d been focused on the wrong end of the equation all this time! This is now going to enable me to have a completely different perspective on life and where I’m at and how I view my life and success generally. In reality I have made some significant strides forward, we have a business that’s making profit consistently every month, I’ve created a world beating maintenance plan that will increase our repeat income and the biggest win is I am going to take every Weds off to spend more time with Theo our 18 month old Grandson, this is possibly the biggest win of them all, because He won’t wait around for me and now is the time I should be focused on bonding and supporting X I’d be interested to know how all of you have found the week and what insights and challenges you have to share.
1 like • Jul 2
It's soooo in the becoming. I am working on book(s) and I wanted them finished a few weeks ago. It's funny that the first one is about being in "open for business" energy and the second one is about writing yourself a big ole permission slip. In that energy, I am releasing the little ties to my old success paradigm that hold me to "what I got done, and how fast" as an indicator of achievement, worthiness and validation. I gave myself permission to want what I want and for it to take the time that it needs to take. Some days I write and edit like crazy. and some days my mind/intuition/knowing needs space. In the past I would have called myself inconsistent and lazy or lacking in clarity. And sometimes I still need a kick in the pants. But I now know myself well enough, I can feel myself well enough, to allow the difference. Cheers to your grandson :))
What’s more Important - The Results or the Process!
Today I dug in deep to a challenge that I have carried with me for as long as I can remember, it has manifested itself on numerous occasions both in my health (weight in particular) and my finances, and that is how “consistency” shows up, I have always been really good at starting stuff full of enthusiasm, focus and throw myself into whatever it is at full speed, only to make my targets more and more extreme until they become almost impossible to achieve and then inevitably I “crash and burn” exhausted and frustrated. I have for instance tracked my weight and other health metrics using Fitbit for the last 10 years and the graph tells its own story 213lbs to 170lbs on numerous occasions, the same with my finances, none this is due to external circumstance ALL of it is of my own making when I dig in deep and think into the actions I took at the time. Today I wanted to work on why this has been happening, and came to the realisation it HAS at its core how I see myself against my vision and goals, in other words my “identity” unless this identity is aligned and congruent with my goals and vision I will NEVER achieve my full potential, because like an elastic band when you stretch it and put it under pressure it will expand (or break!) however when you let go it simply revert back to where it started. So unless I start to “become” the person through daily inductive thinking and awareness then my results will always be as they are. Now don’t get me wrong I have an amazing life, a beautiful wife, 5 daughters, 4 beautiful and fun grandchildren and incredible home, a business that’s challenging and making money, great friends, money and from the outside I look successful, however internally I feel stuck. frustrated and not fulfilling my potential, well that was until today when I started to properly think into all of this and re writing another version of my SIG (I have run through the SIG process a number of times!) it was a truly empowering process to have done because I realised that I finally had some answers that made sense to me.
3 likes • Jun 17
There's an element of safety there. I've noticed the same, just this morning in fact. I am consistent and connected for a period of time, then take a break. I don't mean the natural rest that we all need to grow, and restore. I mean, that worked really well, now let's take a break! I was writing about it this morning. I find it rooted in safety. I am safe emotionally, psychologically, spiritually when ... I'm not moving to fast, keep my momentum from blowing up too many skirts, don't change at a pace that invites comments. Or keep it to myself. Safe ... Its funny, we know the body will sabotage or slow weight loss for homeostasis... its version of safety. I find my identity or embodiment will cycle a bit. Then settle to the lowest point I am comfortable with ... safety. Embodiment of safety, knowing internally that I am safe, worthy, loved and belong is the remedy for me.
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Roberta Ravella
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Searching for my American Dream, I found something better, myself From letting go of old ideas & internalizing my value The Joy Experiment was born

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