What do you do? And why are you doing it?
I don’t know who you are, or where you live. Don’t know how old you are, whether you’re a man or a woman, a boy or a girl?
But if you read this right now, then I know one important fact about you! You were born on a certain day into this time, into this world, somewhere on this planet.
So let me ask you another question before we come back to the start.
At what age were you – and only you – responsible for your life?
Even as a baby you took responsibility for your body by crying and screaming out loud to get food and attention.
As a little toddler you might have had the most wonderful time in your life exploring such interesting things like balls, insects, animals, toys and it was just fantastic that your whole world was based on learning and exploring and playing and there was not much responsibility that you had to take, as your parents took over the job for you.
I believe you can remember a few of those moments where you can see yourself as a child. So in most cases there was only your parents or your family or your guardian that you grew up with. It could very well feel like an automatic way of living or you could have easily excepted that the outside circumstances were creating this, your life. You were born into this world. But as soon as you got a bit older, new social influences came into ‘this’ your life. More institutions, more people meant more experiences and therefore shaping your life’s story. So you could have excepted that the outside world was responsible for the way your life turned out. That this is not the case and how important it is to know, that at any time in life you can choose a new path, a new direction and therefore create the outside circumstances by taking responsibility for your life, this is what you are going to learn here – if you choose!
I am writing a book about this at the same time and thought I’d share some of it in my blog first.
In most cases we are starting to think about lots of things in our life when we reach the ‘teenage years’. You might be unhappy about the way your life rolls out in school, or with family and friends.
Let me briefly tell you about my journey.
I started very early in life to question what this is all about and what am I going to do with my life. So I decided that joy was most important and so I chose to become a singer. I had talent and at the age of 16 my journey as a singer started. Sport was equally important and fun for me so I chose to study sports at the University of Sports in Cologne “Deutschen Sporthochschule Köln (DSHS)” and successfully collected my degree. Every step of my journey after this, was more spontaneous and I followed my feelings rather than a special plan for a certain career.
I decided to travel the world and to cut a very long story short, ended up in New Zealand, where I met my future husband. So most of my experiences are based on BEING !
I will write more about this later. It’s not quite so easy to explain this “being philosophy” to people who are stuck in a 9 to 5 job as they have chosen this for their journey. If you are in such a situation, don’t worry! If you don’t want to do this any longer – choose again.
And this is where we get to the big questions from the beginning of this post.
What do you do? And why are you doing it?
If you’d like to answer and maybe start a conversation here, be my guest.
So my suggestion is: ” Take your time!”
Take your time to think about your life and the possibilities that you have! Based on your talent, based on your past choices, based on inspiration, based on your dreams and imaginations. You can tell that nothing is set here. You can choose whatever you want.
I hope I can open a door for you here.