Conditions for thriving – 5th in a series of 6 – the qualities you bring

Where are you on the continuum from surviving to thriving? If you’d like to be more thrive than survive, you’re in the right place.

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Where are you on the continuum from surviving to thriving?

If you’d like to be more thrive than survive, you’re in the right place.

I’m taking a look at the conditions for thriving over 6 weeks – a short video each week to start moving towards thriving.

Taking it gently, without judgement and most importantly, because it’s never the slog that will get us there, it’s the joy, enjoying the process, let’s see how far towards thrive we can get in 6 short videos…

This week, the qualities you particularly bring.

Do you know what they are?

Are you consciously bringing them?

They could be the active ingredient, that makes anything you do, effective.

 

You can browse the the needs inventory I mentioned, for qualities that you resonate with, and that could be the one/s that you bring.
I like this needs inventory from the centre for nonviolent communication, but if you search for needs inventory you’ll find others are available too.
http://www.cnvc.org/Training/needs-i…

 

The preferences questionaire I mentioned can be found at humanmetrics, here http://www.humanmetrics.com/cgi-win/j…

 

I’d love to hear your thoughts

or what you notice as you start to consider what the qualities are that you specifically bring …

come and share your thoughts in the comments

Last week was week four.

Having a sense of success in what you do.

 The six week programme looks like this

Week one – What is life for and in what manner would you like to live it?

Then a week each on John Ruskin’s three things considered necessary to be happy in our life’s work

Week two  – you must be fit for it

Week three – you must not do too much of it

Week four – you must have a sense of success in it.

“Not a not a doubtful sense, such as needs some testimony of others for its confirmation, but a sure sense, or rather knowledge, that so much work has been done well, and fruitfully done, whatever the world may say or think about it.”

Week five – the qualities you particularly bring and can give life to

Week six –  find and establish your own everyday practices that will build the conditions in which you thrive into your life

 

 If you could do with a gentle move towards thriving,

Gentle being the operative word.  I’ve been working with a group for over a year in this way to make significant shifts through simply bringing our attention consistently to the things we’d like to change. It’s a gentle, kind way of bringing about change. No push, struggle, determination or hard work has been required.

Starting with acceptance of whatever the current situation is, without the tense energy of resistance or shame, moving to having  a sense of how you would like things to be and then bringing regular attention to the new.

In week six we’ll be shifting attention from the conditions for thriving to how to bring them about. The practices you can put in place to bring about the changes you’d like.

See you next week for the particular qualities that you can bring to the world.

Do come and ask any questions or leave a comment

I’d love to hear your thoughts…

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