T7 – NGCP – Devotional Leadership

Introducing the Devotional Leadership Exercise: A Path to Leadership and Fulfillment!

1.) Number of Questions: 2
2.) Estimated Time: It takes approximately 6 minutes to complete the journaling exercise.
3.) Context: This exercise acts as a mirror, inviting you to observe any instances where you’ve been less than fully devoted to others due to past negative experiences or pain.
4.) Benefits: Opening yourself to full devotion and trust will lead to deeper, more meaningful relationships built on mutual respect and understanding. Overcoming past wounds and insecurities will liberate you from the fear of scarcity, allowing you to give without reservation. By removing the barriers that restrict your ability to give and trust, you’ll naturally become a leader who embodies authenticity and strength.
5.) Consistent Practice: This journey will propel you toward personal growth, self-awareness, and a deeper understanding of your own needs and desires.

Remember, this process is about personal growth and self-discovery, ultimately leading to a life filled with purpose, authenticity, and fulfillment.

With an open heart and a willingness to transform, let’s dive into the exploration of devotion and trust. Your path to becoming an empowered leader and a beacon of love begins now.

(Please note: The following prompts will guide you through understanding your barriers, implementing changes, and embracing a state of trust and empowerment.)

Type “Ready” below to get started.

Are there any situations or people in your life in which you are stingy, closed, or hold back your full love, trust, or full devotion? For someone to submit to your leadership… to follow your vision and your direction with full trust and an open heart, they must first feel your devotion to them. They must feel your consideration and devotion to their feelings and well-being so they can be open and free in their hearts and surrender to your leadership. This is especially essential to gain trust and healthy submission from women in relationships. Describe any people or situations in which you have held back giving at your best, or operate at less than full devotion to their mental and emotional needs due to you being jaded from being wounded in the past or giving too much in the past.

What do you need to do to reclaim your ability to be fully devoted to a current partner or a partner in the future, as well as others in your life who rely on you? I’ll give a hint: finding ways to take care of your inner state individually AND creating understandings with others that their being available to take care of your needs so you feel consistently fulfilled, received, respected, and empowered will allow you to naturally be overflowing with a full heart AND devotion to others. When frequently fulfilled by yourself and others, without fear of scarcity or getting hurt or disrespected, you will find it much easier to give to others from a place of fullness and fearlessness. You will find it easier to be a strong, open, and devotional leader. So, what do you need to implement in your life to arrive at a place where you feel so trustful that your needs will be met, powerful and respected, and fulfilled in your heart that you naturally want to give without the neediness to grasp for love, respect, care, or attention?