Self-Awareness Calendar

When we give and receive fully with our hearts, we are heart-centric, we are vulnerable, and we are courageous.

Taking care of ourselves, being in charge of our lives, is a way of saying we are worthwhile, an acknowledgement of our self-worth. ~ Ilchi Lee

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Consciously Connecting with Individuals: to expand your heart, and in turn empower the heart of another, we must intentionally take small actions grounded in gratitude.

Support Your Journey

Personal transformation takes place internally, in the conscious decision to recognize the intelligence of your heart to inform your mind, to notice, but not react to the world, to maintain focus on what is primarily important, being heart-centric.

The heart-centric, self-awareness calendar supports your journey inward so as to find joy in each day.

Heart-Centric Self-Awareness a calendar sample

When we choose to pay attention to our bodies we can contribute to the maintenance, health, and strengthening of our body in support of our personal growth.

Silently remind yourself to be open to both giving and receiving, while not placing judgment on either action, but to initiate from a place of heart-centric self-awareness.

Smile and repeat, while focusing on your heart, "I love myself"

Consciously Connecting with Individuals: to expand your heart, and in turn empower the heart of another, we must intentionally take small actions grounded in gratitude.

Intentionally eliminate negative people, commentary, and stories from your life (physical, and social media).

If you struggle with finding an alternative perspective than you can ask others (indiv.iduals that will be honest with you) for their perspective as a way of seeing something anew.

By reframing what we see, and experience we can reshape our world, and our beliefs in alignment with a positive attitude.

When we “get quiet” and listen to our heart, we can increase productivity, can improve focus, and can solidify intention in alignment with purposeful action.