Connecting to Life and to Others, starts with the Connection to Yourself. It’s what I call Core Connection. Awareness of who you are, what you want in life, reflecting upon your purpose here on this earth, is important to create a meaningful existence.
Core needs
As human beings we have basic needs: fire, water, food, clothing and shelter. All other needs depend on you as an individual. That’s why I state: what’s right for me may not be right for you. Core needs are suitable to your uniqueness, to your unique situation, to your unique environment.
Connect to Yourself is about diving into your root. Who are you, what do you want, what are your beliefs. How do your thoughts influence your emotions. Reflecting regularly on your different life areas, your main values. What are your individual needs at core level. In short: Core Connection.
Connect to Yourself
Everything on my website I created with the intend to inspire you to Connect to Life, to Others, to Yourself. Connecting on a global scale myself, researching the answers to the questions we all have and sharing these, is my way to contribute to our world.
That’s why you will find, here on this website, various articles and tools to help you find the answers to your questions yourself. Per example, my article Boost Your Soul or maybe my personal Philosophy is helpful to you. Or you can watch a short video below, to discover your main values.
Explore my virtual home, be inspired to Connect. Connect with me in case your stuck. Connection to Life and Others is important:
Don’t underestimate the importance of Core Connection ; -)
Discover your main values!
Watch the short video…
Patty Wolters
What’s right for me may not be right for you!
You are and will remain responsible for your own health, your own well-being, your own environment.
When in doubt about your physical and / or mental health, about your life, about specific food choices… A doctor, specialist, dietitian, nutritionist, therapist, or other caregiver may remove your doubts.
3 Responses
Love the video, Patty. It is spot on. Generally, we tend to react when our core values are impacted (because in many cases we are not necessarily aware of what they are) rather than using them proactively.
Indeed ! Thanks for connecting Sean, XxX
My pleasure, Patty!