It has been ingrained within us that we are reliant upon jobs for our survival. This has created a distortion in our relationship with energy, making us believe we are dependent upon something outside of ourselves to have our needs met.

What would you say is the new paradigm version of this?

As we continue to usher in this new era, in regard to our work, many of us are still straddling two paradigms – one foot dragging along in the old and the other leaping into the new.

Where on the spectrum is your work?

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As we expand our awareness of who we are as beings, we are growing in our understanding of the true nature of energy and how we affect it to create our experience of reality.

Our relationship with energy is becoming more transparent. Each of us has access to a source of energy within.

It’s been a year. Many have chosen to withdraw their focus from the outer world and free fall into the abyss of their inner work.

Read more about what we’ve all been letting go of this past year at: www.thenewschool.ca/blog/inner-w...

Ultimately, your inspired work is a gift from yourself to yourself. It is the self-acknowledgement that your existence matters and it is the process of integrating all of who you are into a real-world creation that honours your unique expression as a human being.

Your inspired work is you unfiltered, raw, real, out in the world. This is vulnerable.

The key is to be so aligned with what you are doing and so inspired by the reasons you are doing it that it doesn’t matter what others might think – it only matters you are doing it.

The days of toiling away at less-than-desirable tasks all the while sacrificing our precious resources, such as our energy and time, for the sake of “earning a living” are over.

Instead, it is the dawning of a new era in work – an era where inspiration, creativity, and abundance reign supreme.

What will emerge from the ashes is the truth of who you’ve always been, ready to do your work in the world in full capacity.

#inspiredwork

“And, uh, joy, perhaps?” he said.

He gave a long list about what he sought in his work – fulfillment, purpose, creativity, gifts, but with his last point, he said it with a tone that sounded like it was too much to ask for.

Joy is not too much to ask for. It is the foundation of inspired work.

Your work is where you embody your truth and express who you really are, and you should accept nothing less than complete satisfaction, especially when it is something you are giving your valuable energy to almost every day of your life.

It all starts with you.

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There is a unique path for you in your work - one that is true to your own footsteps. It may not yet be known to you, but it is yours.

Hi, I’m Kiley, the human who is at the heart of this business. If you would like to connect to explore what’s possible for you and your work, please do reach out to me. I am here: discover@thenewschool.ca