The Extra-Ordinarily Committed Life of Lynne Twist

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December 7, 2018

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When you're living a committed life, your own small desires start becoming petty. Your commitment wakes you up in the morning and tells you what to wear, who to meet with, why to go here or there.

- Lynne Twist -

The Extra-Ordinarily Committed Life of Lynne Twist

"We get to meet a lot of amazing, powerful leaders in our work here at Conscious Company and yet some people stand out even more from that rarified group. Lynne Twist is one of those standouts. She's a rare combination of driven and playful; flexible, yet clear. She brings a laser-sharp focus to living her values. She's relentless in her pursuit of changing the dream of modern society, and it's not all talk -- she's authentic about living it day to day. She sees the core worth of every person she's with, whether they're a billionaire or a poor orphan (and she's spent plenty of time with each). If you're with her, she's with you, and she wants to know you." Read on for an interview with Lynne Twist, where she shares about living a life of commitment, how she started the Pachamama Alliance, the wisdom of the Achuar people, on being a conscious leader, and how facing burnout is an invitation to connect deeply with Source. { read more }

Submitted by: Gayathri Ramachandran

Be The Change

Take a moment this week to consider if there's a way for you to develop a commitment in your life to a cause that is much bigger than personal project(s). Write about it in your journal. And try and recall it when there's a need to rise above some 'small', ego-driven concerns in your life.

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