What do you identify yourself by? What makes you who you are? Is it your relationships? Your major or college degree? Your profession? Your strengths? Your weaknesses? Your family and friends? Is there some deeper purpose for your life that is hindering your ability to have the balance you desire to attain a Totally Healthy You?
These are ego-centric questions, yet ones we feel we must ask ourselves—and hone in on an answer—especially if we are to be effective and influential individuals. We feel the need to spend our energies in introspection, determined to bring ourselves into defined beings in order to have something solid to offer the world. But is this the way we are supposed to work toward a healthy soul?!?
What do you identify yourself by? What makes you who you are? Is it your relationships? Your major or college degree? Your profession? Your strengths? Your weaknesses? Your family and friends? Is there some deeper purpose for your life that is hindering your ability to have the balance you desire to attain a Totally Healthy You?
These are ego-centric questions, yet ones we feel we must ask ourselves—and hone in on an answer—especially if we are to be effective and influential individuals. We feel the need to spend our energies in introspection, determined to bring ourselves into defined beings in order to have something solid to offer the world. But is this the way we are supposed to work toward a healthy soul?!?