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How to Stop Living on Auto-Pilot
make the shift from automatic, conditioned behaviors focused on survival, fitting in, getting validation, and achieving success to new and creative actions linked to purpose, contribution, efficacy, and fulfillment.
Doug Silsbee • Presence-Based Coaching: Cultivating Self-Generative Leaders Through Mind, Body, and Heart
What makes you come alive? Ultimately, there is no more noble ambition than answering this question.
Anne-Laure Le Cunff • Tiny Experiments: How to Live Freely in a Goal-Obsessed World
we might decide on a much more limited, focused and useful goal.
The School of Life • A Simpler Life: A guide to greater serenity, ease and clarity
My annual planning process naturally evolved to be a lot less about what I wanted to do or achieve , and much more about how I wanted to be .
I wanted to be present, balanced, and energized with the work I chose to do. I wanted to prioritize other aspects of my life outside of work. I wanted to have a sense of spaciousness in my life.
It’s from this... See more
I wanted to be present, balanced, and energized with the work I chose to do. I wanted to prioritize other aspects of my life outside of work. I wanted to have a sense of spaciousness in my life.
It’s from this... See more
Less Goals, More Being
- Step one was to write down a few goals they wanted to achieve throughout the day ahead.
- Step two was to write down any obstacles that might come up which could potentially derail their success.
- Step three was to describe what they’d do to overcome those obstacles if and when they came up.