Why should I be paid to do what is easy for me and I love?

This question came up at a coaching workshop recently with the source foundation, and really made a massive impact on the group.

Reasons we came up with

-Im good at it
- It is hard for someone else
- For a body to function each part must do what it is designed to do, a hand can not be a head.
- Why not?
- This is my flow

Many times we work to get paid, and then use that money to do the things we love.

What if this wasnt necessary and we could have it all. Financial sufficiency (thankyou to Lynne Twist) was a massive breakthrough for me yesterday. Many times we focus on financial abundance, but from a place of lack where we believe we need to store up a lot just incase. What if we always had enough to do what we wanted in that moment? What if there was a new financial system, and the current destruction is making way for the new? What if we are the people who hospiced the world through this transformation? What if each one of us chose to be a leader right now, not waiting for someone older, wiser, or better prepared but knowing that each of us is divinely prepared with all we need to start being the change now.

Our perspective on the world right now makes an enormous difference. Yes we can not ignore people are hurting, things will likely get worse for many as we move forward. But the time is now to move forward and bring about the transformation of the world, a place where people express themselves uniquely unbounded by old paradigms or social norms.

Why am I involved in the transformation of the planet?
Why does love and goodness always prevail in the world?
Why is it so easy to live a life of inspiration and led by the heart?
Why are so many juicy souls committed to a world where everyone is free to thrive?
Why am i constantly surrounded by amazing people allowing me to play my biggest game?

What why questions empower you to make a massive difference today?

Peter's Purpose Perpendicular Point Pants

“In essence we are all the same, yet we are all unique in so many ways.

It is not our purpose to ask how we should be.

It is not our purpose to be how others expect us to be.

It is our purpose to discover how we are destined to be…

and then to be it.

To be it boldly and bravely.

To be ourselves not arrogantly, not aggressively.

To be ourselves humbly.

To be ourselves and serve our creator.

To be ourselves and serve others.

To be ourselves in service of our highest good.

To be ourselves in service of the good of all…and to do so in our own unique way the way that

brings us the greatest, deepest joys that we may continue to serve forever and enjoy every

blessing bestowed upon us by our Creator, by others, by ourselves and by our highest good.”

Peter Hagerty

Structure for flow

What is a dam without walls? Water without a container

In my life I have often been bold, confident and up for almost any challenge. Whilst I do not see this changing to a large extent I am becoming more and more aware of my need for structure, planning and the right team.

Whilst a warrior is completely present in his mission, and able to flow in the moment he must also create a framework for his life that allows this mission to be achieved at the highest level. Without this structure his energy becomes dispersed, losing focus or potentially blowing up the project he so passionately started.

Tonight I gained much perspective and will remember this for a long time to come, a night when I laughed and cried at the same time as I humbly grow through life's challenges.

What are the chances?

2009 has only just begun and has already been a magical mystery tour filled with magical randomness and people I love. After our purpose workshop this evening I decided it would be fun to go for a ferry ride to Kirribilli with Sakti. My mind said this was illogical, it was late and should be sleeping but I trusted and experienced a blissful experience of complete prescence gliding across the waters of the harbour as they reflected the moon. We then bumped into another friend Ruben and his girlfriend Emily on the ferry, What are the chances?

The conversation that evolved tonight with my good friend Sakti was all about "What are the chances?", meaning all the crazy synchonicities we experience in this reality we call life. A book recommended by another friend Nicola and emailed to me that day was the same one Sakti offered to lend me that night. Sakti really stirred up some deep questions in me and left me with a deep knowing in my heart that once we have clarity of purpose, anything is possible.

Whether it be thinking of someone and they call, or bumping into the exact person we need in that moment, or finding that book we need I know I am truly grateful to be having this magical experience.

The Journey from Head to Heart

As I strive for personal bests in many areas of my life, I have realised how important that we not only enjoy the journey but are heading in the right direction. With the influences of family, friends, work, society and media it is sometimes challenging to hear the still guidance of our inner voice above the noise.

An inspiring quote is "the longest journey a man must take is the 18 inches from his head to his heart". At times I have felt I am living someone else's dream, forcing material items into my life or opportunities that completely do not resonate but hoped they would make me look good.

Taking time away from the noise, having as much fun as possible and connecting with nature has led me so much closer to my heart. My wish is that I connect with people from my heart in all that I do, loving each brother from another mother and living an authentic life according to my purpose and values. Many times I feel vulnerable, but so connected with the people in my life. Letting go of the need to impress and surrendering to something greater has had enormous value. Lately I am experiencing so much serendipity and blessings and am truly grateful.

I will still step up to master each area of my life, doing this now from a place of gratitude, love, certainty and presence - or simply living from my heart.

The warriors of Sparta knew their life mission, had love for each other and fought with passion. As the clock rolls forward and I visualise celebrating my 120th birthday I am grateful to know that I did what God put me in this world to do. As the year draws to a close this is a perfect opportunity to reflect on the year that was.

Are we poisoning ourselves for the illusion of looking younger?

Its common knowledge that the majority of us want to continue looking younger for longer. Within the media there is numerous products claiming to give us "rejuvenated", "anti-wrinkle", "lushes", "supple" skin through the use of the advertised product.Have you ever consider what the contents actually are? Ever attempted to read the ingredients label? I challenge you for next 24 hours, what ever skin product you use, may it be your shampoo or conditioner, face products, to deodorant, toothpaste or even soap - to inspect the ingredient list before use. Majority of the ingredients will be disguised by their "scientific name" - so for your benefit i've included this link http://chloewehlow.mionegroup.com/en/toxicfor you to decipher what the ingredient is. The most common based product used is Mineral Oil, found in moisturisers, sunscreens, and makeup; and Mum's be aware - J & J Baby Oil is 100% mineral oil, therefore baby's are being coated in petroleum. You maybe wondering why? Because it is cheap for the manufactures!Numerous cases have been reported where a child has orally consumed skin care or house hold products, and became unwell and some in some cases, children have even passed away. This company claims their products are so natural you could eat them! It is very important to be aware that whether or not that product is swallowed (i.e toothpaste/mouthwash) or may it be placed on your skin (i.e sunsrcreen or creams) the product is absorbed by the body (i.e the blood stream). Therefore these toxic ingredients do enter your body's cells. Exposing yourself to toxic chemicals does increase the free radical damage to your body, and increased free radicals is known to lead to chronic diseases, i.e.cancer, stroke, diabetes, heart disease, alzhiemers, etc - as announced by the WORLD HEALTH ORGANISATION. Don't forget increase free radical damage does increase the rate of aging. Recommended Reading1. Gorgeous Skin in 30 days - Erica Argyle2. The Chemical Maze - Bill Statham3. Chemical Free KidsFeel free to contact me via email, or mobile 0414850460 - if you have further questions. If you are on a quest, as I am, for longevity - ensure that you are decreasing your exposure to unnecessary chemicals/ toxins and hence free radicals. and increase your antioxidants with fresh fruit and vegetables and supplementing your diet with a whole food supplement.Enjoy your day,Chloe xo :-)

How can you measure the value of a man?

This is an extract from a book given to me by my sister, and found today whilst cleaning up. I flicked open the book and came across these magic words.


The measure of a man is not found in the things he owns, what he's saved for retirement, or even his accomplishments....

The true measure of a man is found in his faith, and his heart, the friends who stand by him, the strength he displays under pressure.

It's found in his willingness to reveal vulnerability, in the truth of his words, the genuiness of his life, his unselfish actions, the values he lives by...

Determine the measure of a man not by admiring his trophies, or comparing him to other men either weaker or stronger.

Determine the measure of a man by how much you trust him and believe in him, and by how much his life enhances yours