What is your worth?

What is your worth?

Ah, such a loaded question, right?

We, women, spend so much time dancing around this, feeling the lack of it, trying desperately to compensate for it, get secure in it, and trying to locate it.

The more spiritually evolved we see ourselves, the more we wrestle to base our own value on noble, sustainable, and high order things – things that are untouchable by popularity or lack of it, profit or lack of it, or persecution and the presence of it.

We have come to understand the futility of basing our worth on shallow, material, and vain things – things that can ruin with age, be damaged, leave, or be lost and stolen. Yet we often still find ourselves pursuing them…investing in them and sacrificing for them. We will spend more on a car than our own personal development. Think about the lunacy of that in view of what I just shared.

Oh, what a conflict within…

How will you see your own worth accurately? And why is that even important?

Why it’s important is because the quality of your relationships, the strength of your beliefs, and the way you take action will often come out of how you see yourself.  Results in your life will have a lot to do with how you see yourself, and that affects everyone and everything around you.

So again how can you see your true worth?

If this is off, so will your relationships, your actions, and your behavior that ultimately determines so much of the outcomes of your life.
Inaccurate views of self are rooted in an inaccurate understanding of your worth!

This is a process, not an event to straighten out. Join us on Saturday, November 20th for our monthly Vision Talk (in the FB Group) as I walk you through the process of clarifying your worth with a dear friend and amazing woman as a willing participant, Robyn Horton.

Robyn getting a clearer view of her own worth has changed everything from her peace of mind, profession to her relationships, to her faith and vision for her own and others’ futures.

Want to know more about how to determine your true worth? If you consider yourself at all spiritual, then you must get this on straight.

The world needs what you have.