Aware, Feel, Do
by John G. Agno
Published on this site: October 3rd, 2005 - See
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What we are looking for we find. Yet, we are blind to that
we are not looking for nor expecting. Once we become aware
of something, it is call to action.
The discovery process is about becoming aware of what's happening
to us and around us. We first determine how we feel about
this new thing we see and then take certain action to become
complete with it. That's the process: become aware, monitor
how we feel about what we see and then do what we need to
do.
Transformation is the natural outcome when you bring awareness
to your life. Awareness is a nonjudgmental seeing. It is an
objective, noncritical witnessing of the nature of any particular
circumstance or situation.
In our life, unexpected "life changing events"
happen and cause us to reevaluate where we are and where we
are heading. This new awareness is an opportunity to ask ourselves
questions like: What's really important to me? How do I feel
about what has happened? How do I now want to live my life?
Our answers to these questions, may surface a new self-awareness
that allows us to put into action a plan or adjustment for
correcting our life's direction. Unintended consequences ripple
out from this new life direction bringing new possibilities
for living a more passionate and meaningful life.
John G. Agno, certified executive & business
coach Signature, Inc., PO Box 2086, Ann Arbor, MI 48106 Telephone:
734.426.2000 (US Eastern Time Zone)
Email: mailto:[email protected]
The most critical knowledge is self-knowledge. http://www.MentoringandCoaching.com
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