Spirituality has become fashionable. Everyone "plays" in spirituality. It has become more and more common to hear such expressions as "I feel energies", "I think positively", "you are energetically positive" in our everyday life. We hear them in media and even in conversations with people whom we meet at business gatherings. Spirituality has become fashionable.
Planning a change for the better? Check how serious your intentions are!
In our pursuit for changes, we very often make New Year resolutions or promise ourselves that starting from the 1st of January / beginning of the next month / Monday / tomorrow we shall launch the Big Life Change and alter our attitude, behavior, lifestyle, diet preferences. In other words, we will change our habits and start a new better life.
Many who have been engaged in business in the twentieth century and continue to make business in the XXI century, noticed an amazing change in the very nature of business. Businesses built on the exclusively material orientation of its owners suddenly began to wither. Unexpectedly for all of us, spirituality in business has brought a clear need to think about our business as something where people should contribute joy. This trend is clearly visible from the beginning of the century.
It feels like just a couple of years ago it was imposible to mention these two notions together. At first sight they seem uncompatible: “business” and “spiritual transformation”. Times are completely different nowadays.
In the times of Middle Ages, these words would probably have sparkled a fire of an Inquisition. Nowadays it seems completely natural to me to put these two notions together and to talk of business, material life and money that play very important role in our life, through the concept of spiritual transformation.
We say “Take care”! But do we actually?
Our beloved ones always tell us “Sweetheart, please take care of yourself”, but do we usually reply? … exactly. And how do we feel about it? Have to admit, I used to be somewhat ashamed but now I tend to disregard it…
