E3 ENERGIZE MUSINGS
To Share Life Currency
Forever in my mind is the day my coach and mentor told me that I have a finite amount of energy. She observed that physical, mental and emotional energy are my life currency. As a thin-walled being my energy field is apparently evident often before my words or actions. I am an energy channel however and whenever I show up.
With this reality comes a responsibility to myself and those around me. It seems to me that I am meant to protect some of this precious currency for my own well being. It also seems to me that I am meant to share my wealth and thus ignite in others a sense of connection, the experience of compassion for self and others, and the energy to live a full and meaningful life.
I am choosing to energize with my words. I am hoping they ignite your life currency.
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