Are your business decisions both sacred + strategic?
The first way you can integrate the sacred + the strategic parts of your work is through:
1. How You Make Your Decisions.
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Do you make your decisions from your deeply-rooted knowing—rather than from your habituated mind?
Do you trust the voice of your intuition over the voice of your fear?
Do you tell yourself the truth—about your desire, your capacity, and what you know needs to be done—and act on it?
Can you move seamlessly between spiritual practice + strategy?
Can you hand over the outcome to the Divine?
Do you want to?
You can reflect on all 8 ways to integrate the sacred + the strategic parts of your work here.
There’s a space for you in a focused Intensive or a fully-supported 6-month Mentorship to do this.
That we can’t THINK our way to the solution sooooooooooo resonated with me.
For years, I tried to reason my way through—and it hadn’t worked. I couldn’t articulate what I wanted, but I knew it wasn’t logic or reasoning.
I didn’t know how working with Rebecca would flow, but I was willing to try. What I received was clarity, direction, and insight.
The speed of the progress I made in such a short time surprised me. Rebecca had said it would be quick, and it was!
There has been a full integration of all the pieces of the true ME. Not the intellectual, brainy me (the me that diligently DOES)—but work that’s crafted in the language of ME and naturally flows from ME!
I see God in EVERYTHING, and for so long I have laid that gift aside. It hasn’t had anywhere to land and be received. Most others don’t know what to do with it. But here, this “deep and wonderful” me finally was accepted, invited to the table, and celebrated!
I’ve wanted to integrate it into the work that I’m doing, but now I see the work has to integrate into my being. The “deep and wonderful” me is front and center, and it feels f’in awesome!
The stage is set for my transition to happen—from diversity consulting to the ministry of music and spirituality that I want to offer the world. All the pieces are there, and I have all that I need to see it complete.
If you’re wavering between working with Rebecca or not—just DO IT. You won’t regret it.