The only question you need to ask to begin turning up the volume on the voice of inspiration in your own life is this:What would I love to do right now?
If that seems a startling question in the context of an almost religious-sounding idea, it’s only because it’s so unfamiliar. Yet the rewards of asking and answering that simple question on an ongoing basis are phenomenal and life changing.
How about this question:
How would I love to be right now?
Or this one:
What would I love to make my life about today?
Whenever you find yourself caught up in suffering or despair, you can be sure that you’re out of sync with your own best interests, doing what you think you should or have to do rather than what would be uniquely right for you. On the other hand, each and every time you take the time to check in with the compass of your own joy, you are re-orienting your life towards an ongoing experience of happiness, joy and well-being.
via Living an Inspired Life – Supercoach.
Click through to read the whole article by Michael Neill. Once you have worked out what you really want, his book You Can Have What You Want is a great guide to making it happen.
