Coaching The Science of Happiness Personality Development

08/12/2020

some critical questions to ask. who am I. what is my life purpose. what is that which I love to do. what is my special skilll. what am I...

25/11/2020

25/11/2020

Life coach.Personality. Happiness coach. Creative mind control.
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20/11/2020

Ask yourself about your life what am I doing to manifest this situation. How am I contributing to this situation.
Change the underlying thought and thereby the cause....

20/11/2020

Life and Leadership Coaching and Counseling.
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Monisha Asnani.
Trained Social Work Professional.

20/11/2020

Focus on your strength rather than your weakness to get ahead in any area of your life.

29/06/2020

We are in the midst of the greatest collective awakening.

We’ve been forced to look at our shadows + the shadows of our society in a way that we’ve never done before.

When we look at our shadows there is always pain, confusion, + rage. It’s a palpable energy you might feel in the form of anxiety, sleeplessness, or physical pain.

To wake up is not some esoteric “monk-like” experience. Waking up is simply expanding your consciousness, becoming aware, + having a realization of your own ego. An ego that keeps you repeating behaviors that began in childhood when these behaviors were a way of survival.

To leave this unconscious, autopilot, survival based state, we typically need to reach a breaking point. A bottom. This bottom pushes us to go inward. To pay attention. To shed the conditioning of the false self to embody the truth of who we’ve always been.

Awakening causes a ripple effect. As we alchemize our pain, our trauma—into purpose, we’re naturally drawn to help others do the same. We then are the living examples of moving beyond scarcity, beyond power/control dynamics, to abundance + cooperation.

We see others as limitless. Powerful creators. And we support + uplift them, rather than engage in destructive behaviors. Because we fully embody the truth: what we do to another, we do to ourselves.

What stage are you feeling you’re on?

18/06/2020

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There are nearly 300 mental disorders listed in the DSM-5 (Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders). This is a handbook used by health professionals to help identify and diagnose mental illness.