by Dagmar Meachem | Jun 30, 2020
Our perspective is our world, but it can also limit what we see.
We base decisions from our perspective. We choose how we interact with others based on our perspective. The quality of our relationships can be dictated by our perspective. And what we achieve in our lives is often determined by our perspective.
Our perspective and our willingness to change it, can be the key to making positive change in our lives. When we have the courage to look at our perspective, question it and open ourselves to other perspectives, that’s when we see things we didn’t see before and learn about possibilities we never knew about.
So if you’re feeling stuck, frustrated or just can’t see the path ahead, try looking at your perspective and inquire if there’s another way of looking at things.
by Dagmar Meachem | Oct 28, 2019
In order to do something you’ve never done before, you have to be willing to break through a limiting belief you’ve never overcome before.
Our beliefs are the only thing standing in the way of our personal growth, how we want to show up and what we want to achieve in our life. And our beliefs determine whether or not we think we deserve it and are worthy of it.
So what is it that you want and how would you rather be showing up in this world that’s a more authentic and powerful version of yourself? Then ask yourself honestly what do you really believe about yourself and how worthy you are?
If your beliefs are something around I’m not enough and who am I to deserve this success, then it’s around your beliefs where your work will begin.
Because it’s when we change our beliefs about ourselves, then our world opens up, the impossible becomes possible and we learn we truly are worthy and deserving of all our hopes, dreams and success.
by Dagmar Meachem | Apr 29, 2019
Our perspective really can’t change unless we challenge it. And the easiest way to do that is by sharing it with others. And by having the courage to share our perspective with others, we risk what they will think, what they will say and what they will think of us. But with this risk, we also find out if our perspective needs to be challenged or not.
Sometimes our perspective is a bunch of illogical thoughts based on fear and the past. And this is when it needs to be challenged and reworked to a new perspective based on real evidence and the present. If our perspective is received with interest and engagement and you feel power and energy when you share it, then most likely it’s coming from a place of purpose and alignment and it doesn’t need to change.
So regardless what your perspective is, it’s always worth sharing and challenging to make sure you’re aligned with your values and living from a place based on the present and real evidence, not from fear and the past.
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