When people prioritize it

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When people prioritize it️

People rarely make something a priority until it hurts not doing so. Life navigation is no exception.

These are the most common signs of when and why people prioritize life navigation.

I feel disconnected, alone, unsupported, misaligned, mistreated or pushed out at work or in a relationship.

I feel like I’m failing or spending an unreasonable amount of effort trying to make things work.

I feel unfulfilled, underutilized, or that a positive and clear driving force is missing from my life.

I am struggling to connect, communicate and gain true appreciation and validation for the value I can bring to others.

I have woken up to the importance of listening to myself, and the health risks of not doing it.

I'm at a crossroads where the decisions I make can have a big impact on the next phase of my life.

I should consider if what I'm doing is valid and worth it, or if I should pursue something else.

I should do an audit of my personal and professional life to make an informed decisions about the best path moving forward.

I need to recalibrate the way I make life decisions to ensure that they align with my values, energy patterns and inner compass.

I should clarify what the next stage of my life should look like and what I will need in order to embark upon that journey.

I want to have a sense purpose and coherence to my life’s narrative and navigational strategy.

I want to be sufficiently confident in my ability to know myself, my blind spots and how it impacts my decision making.

I want to have clarity on what matters to me and why, so I can live life according to what I think a great life looks like.

I want to feel like my life aligns with who I am, want to be and what I have the potential of becoming.

Is now the right time for you to make life navigation a priority? Which things could potentially sabotage your ability to make it a priority?

Relatable resources you can use to explore this.

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