Six Steps to Create Your Work Life Intentionally - Interview with Leonard Szymczak [ 39:36 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | Download
“Conscious creation.”
There was such great response to our first interview with Leonard Szymczak
Leonard Szymczak is an author and psychotherapist living in California. In this second interview, Leonard explains the six steps to “Consciously Create” our lives and work. Conscious creation is a key factor in knowing one’s self so I am very happy to have Leonard expand on this topic for us.
For a complete explanation of how to consciously create your life and work, check out Leonard’s latest book, The Roadmap Home: Your GPS to Inner Peace
The Six Steps for Conscious Creation
- Identify a need.
- Clarify an intention.
- Stating the intention clearly.
- Knowing and creating.
- Review roadblocks.
- Allow and be grateful. (My personal stumbling block.)
I really enjoy talking to Leonard and hope you guys enjoy this call, too.
About Leonard Szymczak
Leonard Szymczak has been a psychotherapist and educator for over 35 years, both in Australia and America, working with individuals, couples, families and groups. He was Director of the Family Therapy Program at the Marriage and Family Centre in Sydney, Australia and later served as a senior affiliate therapist with the Family Institute at Northwestern University. His new book is The Roadmap Home: Your GPS to Inner Peace.
Leonard has conducted countless seminars and presentations and has written numerous articles on mental health, personal development, stress management, and relationship building. Throughout his life, Leonard has been committed to ongoing personal growth and believes firmly in the power of the individual to overcome adversity and transform one’s life. A licensed clinical social worker, Leonard lives near the beach in Southern California where he writes, conducts seminars, and maintains a private practice.
How did this interview with Leonard help you?
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Very interesting interview with Leonard Szymczak on conscious creation. So much to think about and discuss but the point that I really hung onto was the concept of people changing. I think we often hang our hats on the “excuse” that people don’t change or that change isn’t easy and I loved that Leonard pointed out that actually change is easy and that we are changing all of the time. I really like that approach…it takes the “cop-out” tendency out of the possibility of change. I much prefer to think of us as dynamic and fluid and that change is what makes us interesting. It is also what gives us the power to pursue our conscious creation. If we don’t acknowledge that we do, in fact, change, we can’t create our intentions towards a satisfying outcome.
You hit yet another home run with this fascinating interview, Betty Jean…thank you!!!
I’m glad you enjoyed the interview ParkRidgeDDS! That was one of my favorite points on the call, too. Leonard is right about change being easy… it is all about our mindset. I think about trying to change habits, for instance. It feels hard to change habits but in reality, it is our own personal resistance that is causing the change to be difficult. Our own mindset. Not the change itself. You are totally on point, ParkRidge (Claudia). It is all about “acknowledging that we do, in fact, change.”
Thanks for the comment! I love hearing from you!