Celebrating FREEDOM.
An introspection one year after setting myself free. Freeing myself from a business model and a business liaison that was, from my experience, unsupportive to me and the community that I represented, confrontational and blind to working and creating business from a heart centered model.
Today, as I was breathing and enjoying the freshness of my early morning walk, I pondered what this FREEDOM has meant for me. One year later and I am no longer shackled by the constraint of a larger body, domineering, bullying and demanding. In my business I have been able to open to a heart centered, more compassionate and gracious model of carrying on my LIFE work. In this freedom I have had to look to see where I go to exercise discipline and to remain on course towards my goals.
These goals very simple and include:
Living from a SHAMELESS base
Enjoying Celebrating my FREEDOM
Flowing from my CREATIVITY
Being KIND, COMPASSIONATE and TRUTHFUL
Walking GENTLY on the EARTH
Giving from a POWERFUL place
BUILDING and FOSTERING COMMUNITY
Offering from my heart, with GRACIOUSNESS and KINDNESS.
This personal and business FREEDOM has not had it’s fair share of challenges. The greatest of these is the sense of isolation I feel when I look around. I sometimes find it very difficult to see others who are living their passion and their heart from a business model that I am able to identify with. I have been working on opening my vision farther and farther, seeking out others who can operate their business and live their lives, opening their heart and offering to the world with, FEARLESSNESS, LOVE and COMPASSION.
As part of my work this summer. I will be building, nurturing and creating a project that I will call the “Awakening Tree“. This will be tree in which one can place their personal wishes for what they would like to “AWAKEN” in their life. This project is inspired by the YOKO ONO HOPE TREE and the Guggenheim in Venice. For more information about the “AWAKEN TREE PROJECT” contact me at phillip@phillipcoupal.ca . Watch for more blogs about this project.
Celebrating my First Birthday and my Emancipation at http://www.phillipcoupal.ca
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