Comments on: Finding and Filling Your Gaps http://campmojo.com/finding-and-filling-your-gaps/ Presence, Certanty, and Magnetism for Growth Thu, 12 Nov 2009 16:37:07 -0800 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.5 hourly 1 By: “So Now I Know … Why I am Where I am” | CampMojo http://campmojo.com/finding-and-filling-your-gaps/comment-page-1/#comment-42 “So Now I Know … Why I am Where I am” | CampMojo Mon, 09 Nov 2009 15:01:51 +0000 http://campmojo.com/?p=353#comment-42 [...] the summary of your time log, identify one hour of time you feel is over-spent; an hour you feel doesn’t lead you to that [...] [...] the summary of your time log, identify one hour of time you feel is over-spent; an hour you feel doesn’t lead you to that [...]

]]> By: Bill http://campmojo.com/finding-and-filling-your-gaps/comment-page-1/#comment-39 Bill Sat, 17 Oct 2009 11:24:29 +0000 http://campmojo.com/?p=353#comment-39 Hey Karrie - Couple things to mention with your definitions and message - my thoughts. Typically there is a void (the perception that something is missing in your life) that is driving your Values & Priorities. Values can be seen as positive or negative traits based on the person doing the observation. 2 different people will have different priorities and unique values which will move them into action. The exercise of figuring out your highest values (at this point in your life) is critical in order to find more energy and fuel for your visions and dreams in life. Having people actually document their voids is a great idea too. Hey Karrie – Couple things to mention with your definitions and message – my thoughts.

Typically there is a void (the perception that something is missing in your life) that is driving your Values & Priorities.

Values can be seen as positive or negative traits based on the person doing the observation. 2 different people will have different priorities and unique values which will move them into action.

The exercise of figuring out your highest values (at this point in your life) is critical in order to find more energy and fuel for your visions and dreams in life. Having people actually document their voids is a great idea too.

]]> By: Karrie Ochoa http://campmojo.com/finding-and-filling-your-gaps/comment-page-1/#comment-38 Karrie Ochoa Sat, 17 Oct 2009 10:15:49 +0000 http://campmojo.com/?p=353#comment-38 A value is an addiction. A value is a positive trait, an infatuation. A void/value driven action taken with wisdom is purposeful. A value on its own is nothing more than a lopsided perception. All values are transient. Obsessive compulsive behaviors are values. Avoidance behaviors are values. Inspired visions and callings are equal in expression of voids and values. What we be, do and have is just as valuable as what we are not being, don't do and don't have. Why not look equally to identify our voids as well as our values? A value is an addiction. A value is a positive trait, an infatuation.

A void/value driven action taken with wisdom is purposeful.

A value on its own is nothing more than a lopsided perception. All values are transient. Obsessive compulsive behaviors are values. Avoidance behaviors are values.

Inspired visions and callings are equal in expression of voids and values. What we be, do and have is just as valuable as what we are not being, don’t do and don’t have. Why not look equally to identify our voids as well as our values?

]]> By: BFL Tami http://campmojo.com/finding-and-filling-your-gaps/comment-page-1/#comment-37 BFL Tami Fri, 16 Oct 2009 22:14:10 +0000 http://campmojo.com/?p=353#comment-37 I was really surprised that I "thought" one of my higher values was in the Physical area of life. However, it is one of my lower priorities when it comes to time I spend working on it. Hopefully I make up for it with intensity? I see some areas that are neglected. This was a great eye-opening exercise! I was really surprised that I “thought” one of my higher values was in the Physical area of life. However, it is one of my lower priorities when it comes to time I spend working on it. Hopefully I make up for it with intensity?

I see some areas that are neglected.

This was a great eye-opening exercise!

]]> By: Staci Busby http://campmojo.com/finding-and-filling-your-gaps/comment-page-1/#comment-36 Staci Busby Fri, 16 Oct 2009 21:23:07 +0000 http://campmojo.com/?p=353#comment-36 Bill - I'm enjoying your blog. Insightful questions! Thanks, Staci Bill – I’m enjoying your blog. Insightful questions!
Thanks,
Staci

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