Revealing the Will (Heart, Ego) Center: Understanding Your Sense of Value and Willpower With Miranda Mitchell

On this episode of The Provoking Prosperity Podcast, we dive into the importance of recognizing the difference between tasks you feel obligated to do versus tasks you genuinely want to do. Pushing through tasks based on a sense of obligation can lead to burnout, so rest is necessary after exerting willpower. Miranda opens up about her personal experience with the negative effects of constantly pushing through tasks.

When energy is undefined or inconsistent, it's crucial to follow your strategy when making commitments. We explore the concept of "white areas" in your energy chart and how embracing these areas as opportunities for growth can lead to wisdom. Miranda discusses the Ego, Heart, or Will Center in relation to next week's episode on women and the conditioning around a scarcity mindset and money. They encourage listeners to examine their own charts to see if this center is defined or open.

We also discuss the significance of recognizing the balance between talking about oneself and others. Sharing personal experiences can be beneficial for others to learn from. We touch on the belief that healers should struggle financially out of humility, but emphasize the importance of recognizing our own self-worth and willpower for achieving our goals, including financial success.

Through exploration of various aspects of a situation and personal Human Design Strategy and self-awareness are essential for maintaining willpower and following through on commitments. We briefly touch on the four gates in the center and the importance of giving oneself space and being in one's own energy when making decisions.

Show Notes:

00:00:48 The  Ego, Heart, Will. It's powerful and related to value and willpower.
00:03:10  Recognition should be accepted with gratitude. 
00:10:42 Comparison and validation
00:26:47 Connection between defined throat and will

Reflection Questions:

1. How do you differentiate between tasks you feel you "should" do versus tasks you genuinely want to do?
2. Have you ever experienced burnout from constantly pushing through tasks based on a sense of obligation? How did it affect you?
3. What are your thoughts on the importance of rest after using willpower? Do you prioritize rest in your own life?
4. Can you relate to the speaker's personal experience with the negative effects of constantly pushing through tasks? How do you handle it?
5. Are you familiar with the concept of energy variability and following your strategy when making commitments? How do you incorporate this into your decision-making process?
6. How do you view the undefined areas in your chart? Do you see them as opportunities for growth and learning?
7. Did the speaker's discussion on the Ego, Heart, or Will Center resonate with you? Is this center defined or open in your own chart?
8. How do you avoid getting caught up in the validation of pursuit or proving yourself to others? What strategies do you use to stay focused on your own value and self-worth?
9. What are your thoughts on the idea of reframing "white areas" in your chart as superpowers? How can embracing variability and learning from it enhance your life?
10. How do you approach the balance between talking about yourself and others? Do you find it challenging to share personal experiences and insights?

Life is Beautiful.

Miranda

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