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		<title>Your Intentionality&#8230; (Happy 2010!)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Chris has already done a great job of outlining some important steps that can really help to support your New Year&#8217;s Resolutions for 2010, and whilst I&#8217;ve touched on it here at ActionPodcast before, I felt tonight was a brilliant opportunity to encourage you to consider your intentionality for this new year too! If we [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Chris has already done a great job of outlining some important steps that can really help to support your New Year&#8217;s Resolutions for 2010, and whilst I&#8217;ve touched on it here at ActionPodcast before, I felt tonight was a brilliant opportunity to encourage you to consider your intentionality for this new year too!</p>
<p>If we think of each year of our lives as a chapter, and look back at the last couple, there&#8217;s probably an underlying theme or sense of what that year meant to us in the overall scheme of our lives. For the last couple of years, I&#8217;ve set conscious intentions for my chapters and they&#8217;ve worked for me in a way that resolutions never really have.</p>
<p>2008 was a year of intention <span id="more-1221"></span> to find out what kind of lifestyle I wanted and where I wanted to live, as well as to reconnect with nature.</p>
<p>2009 was a year of intention to both allow myself to &#8216;put down roots&#8217; (create stability) and also to utilise the many resources I had on hand (rather than trying to acquire new ones).</p>
<p>These intentions once set, influenced my available options, my decisions and my attitudes for the year that followed in both subtle and deeply meaningful ways. I could not have imagined half the things that have occurred in those two years, yet I feel like I&#8217;m exactly where I&#8217;m meant to be. There is something magical in choosing a theme for the year, and claiming it as your own &#8211; yet at the same time relaxing with it, and trusting that it will manifest when it is ready.</p>
<p>I can&#8217;t say that I didn&#8217;t occasionally try to force these themes, or to become impatient with the apparent lack of speed of their solutions. However, I was able to remind myself that they were always sitting in the background and percolating in my mind, and that it was the journey of the year that I&#8217;d remember rather than a single moment.</p>
<p>How did I come to decide upon these intentions? I guess it was a combination of honestly appraising my life, noticing the things that seemed to pop up repeatedly calling for my attention, and then deciding which was the highest priority. That might sound a bit complicated, but it was very much driven by intuition or gut instinct, and once the decision was made &#8211; it felt like the obvious choice.</p>
<p>My intentionality for 2010 is to surrender up to God, the Universe, Spirit &#8211; or GUS as a good friend calls it! &#8211; everything that I am struggling with or trying to control; everything that seems petty, or that feels so much bigger than me. To take action with the belief that what is meant to be will be, that I have everything I need right now, and that faith and intuition will lead me to synchronicity.</p>
<p>I may need some help with this! Gentle reminders appreciated!</p>
<p>And I&#8217;d love to hear about your intentions for the 2010 you want to have.</p>
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<li>What is the one sore spot you&#8217;ve been struggling with for a while?</li>
<li>What lesson seems to keep popping back up, whose message you&#8217;ve not quite heeded yet?</li>
<li>What one thing, if it was achieved, would make 2010 shine for you when you are looking back on it?</li>
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<p>Happy New Year to all our listeners &#8211; I, and each of the ActionPodcast coaches, look forward to sharing 2010 with you!</p>
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