RE: Spirituality + Business- Why creating a a soul-driven business is your best bet.
Great post.
Opportunity is everywhere, the question is, what opportunity fits the deep down part of you?
That can be so hard for me to stay mindful about. Especially when it seems that my soul is pulling away from the opportunities that "make sense."
I have had a number of false-starts or burn outs after pursuing something that I thought was coming from the deep down parts of myself. The problem is, I hardly know myself. This has made be somewhat closed off to the idea of diving into something. And given the financial barriers of needing to provide for a family of 7, any break-out pursuit would need to be ramped up as a side-gig while working my day job for some time.
As you mention here, I think I need to know my soul some more before making that kind of commitment.
Cheers,
Sam
It can be a slow process, an ongoing one, really. We tend to forget who we are (or never really ever knew) at the core. Life, society and influences can steer us every which way. It's a process of getting back to that place of knowing. (kind of like who you were as a child can reveal a lot)
And wow, providing for a family of 7 would not be easy. Nothing wrong with a side-gig! I think as we practice self-awareness, uncover more and more clues that light up the soul, the answers come, and the opportunities will reveal themselves at the right time.
Thanks for reading and commenting!
I love this response. Thank you for that.
I wholeheartedly agree. I've been doing some deep-diving work around this idea because I am pretty out of touch with my childhood--trauma has a way of doing that.
It has not been easy, but I can see the progress and need to remember to stay patient.
Going back to our childhood can feel really foreign, and yes, patience are definitely needed. Good luck on your journey :)