To know our Purpose, we first have to know who we really are. When we know who or how we want to show up in the world, we can be more discerning about who, where, what and how we spend our time & energy. 

Passion & Purpose bring meaning to our lives. It is the ‘something bigger than myself’, that gives us a          sense of connection outside of ourselves. It’s our call to adventure, and connection to a bigger picture for  life and the biggest obstacle to it, is most often Ourselves.                                                                                       

When teens are supported to explore their interests, values, and passions, and to discover their life            purpose, there is a deeper exploration of their own values, beliefs and ideas. And when parents have         passion & purpose for themselves, they can be in a space to support their teen/s to do the same. Our        children learn to explore their passion and purpose through the support and examples, of those around   them.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Supporting You & Your Teen to align your individual purposes and values, creates a shared sense of        purpose within your family.                                                                                                                                        

“AS I SAY, NOT AS I DO”  –  How we engage with the world inside & outside of ourselves, teaches those around us to do the same. Whether as parents or as leaders, young or older, we are the role-models & guides to the world outside ourselves.

 Leadership principles include, respect, speaking from a space of truth & integrity, goal setting, decision-making, and effective problem-solving, along with clear & effective communication . Applying new leadership skills learned, can improve family dynamics, decision-making, and conflict resolution, as well as impact our own sense of purpose and well-being.

Who do you want to BE for yourself first, and then for those around YOU?

We BECOME the ‘voice in their head’ through what we Think, Say & Do, for ourselves & them. After all, how often do you hear the voice or influence of a parent, teacher, or other significant person, in your head? If we want our children to become the leaders we know they can be, without the same Fears, Lack & Responses we have, then we also HAVE to work on ourselves.

What can we change for & about ourselves that will create a more magnificent & fulfilling life for others to see & be involved in? Valuing ourselves, Knowing we are Worthy, and accessing our space of Wholeness, allows us to do this as well as lead by example – AND we move from Surviving to Thriving.                                                                                                                                                                                                                 

Our Well-being can be further defined as Mental, Physical, Emotional & Spiritual, which can also be expressed as Soul, Heart, Mind & Body. All of these areas are inter-related, and are influenced or impacted by what we Think, Feel & Do. The story we tell ourselves day in and day out, has a big impact on the way we show up in the world. If we are constantly telling ourselves we are dumb, ugly, useless etc, then we will feel like that as well, which impacts our mental health, which in turn will affect our physical health as we stop taking care of ourselves. The majority of us know this on a conscious level, but how many of us still do it at an unconscious level and without thinking about how this is being received and processed by our children.

We all have the ability to Reframe & Train these areas, to change & improve them, which affects our SELF and those around us, either directly or indirectly. And the ways in which we can do this are as varied as we are ourselves. It’s in finding the skills & tools, that work for ourselves and applying them to our daily lives, that we can cultivate a way of being which is beneficial to our bodies, our mental and emotional health, and consequently our purpose or spiritual well-being.

After all, Loving Self & Finding Purpose, has been found to have a direct impact on our well-being & has been linked to mental health & well-being.

Where our thoughts go, our energy flows.

The Law of Attraction is about setting and visualising goals, collective and positive intentions, and cultivating desired outcomes. Sports coaches do this all the time when training athletes. Well-known people who have achieved incredible feats, have visualised themselves reaching the peak, crossing the line, wearing the outfit or driving the car they desire, for example.

Think about when you have been highly focused on a topic or project and how easily it may have been to find the resources, information, people, money, parts etc that you needed at the time. This is because we have a system in our brain that is designed to help us with this, and to filter all the information we are receiving. We can use this system to support us in creating and achieving what we desire.

When we do this together, we can create a greater level of achievement and this helps to bring us together as a family, by setting collective intentions and visualising our ideal family life and relationships.