Your most sacred work in your leadership is the work that you do with yourself.

For without it, you cannot relate.

Not to yourself or others. The planet or the cosmos. Nor the situations, events or circumstances.

Without your ability to relate, there’s no leadership.

For not to relate is not to belong.
Not to belong is to live in separation.

Pain exists only in the belief of separation.

Your belief that you’re separate from the people you lead, robs away your ability to relate.

It puts you in a position of fear. Of not understanding. Not knowing.

It takes away your ability to see, hear and sense clearly.

From such limitedness, such insecurity, the mind seeks only control and conformity upon those you lead.

But that is not leadership.
Far from its sacred essence.

Yet it’s what we’re used to experience. To the extent of thinking it’s normal. The way it should be.

We’re so used to not seeing, not hearing and not sensing that we truly believe it’s the way life, and leadership, is supposed to be.

But in that world, do you feel you belong?

Do you feel you live in harmony with yourself and the world around you? Feel a deep sense of meaning and fulfilment?

Are you free to be you?

With my all,
Paula
xx