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June Workshop · The Practice of Choosing Your Path

Published about 2 months ago • 1 min read

Often we get stuck in choosing what path to take — if you’re at a crossroads, or in the middle of a life transition, getting clarity and choosing can feel impossible.

When the choices feel uncertain and complicated, and the future feels unclear … we can take “I don’t know” as the final answer, or run from the decision through distractions.

But this leaves us stuck. There’s a more liberating way, and I’m going to share that in our June Fearless Living Academy workshop, called “The Practice of Choosing Your Path.”

Topics we’ll cover include:

  • Why it feels heavy to choose when things feel unclear
  • What’s calling us … vs. what we feel we “should” do
  • The Zen practice of the path appearing as we walk it
  • Choosing as a daily practice
  • Some practical exercises to get better at choosing your path

This 90-minute workshop will include my teaching, as well as time for coaching and questions.

Join Fearless Living Academy to participate in this live session and explore a more trusting, grounded approach to choosing your path through uncertain seasons of life.

with gratitude,
Leo

This workshop is part of our monthly members-only live series. Join Fearless Living Academy and use coupon code FEARLESS-15 to get 50% off your first month.

440 N Barranca Ave #3806, Covina, CA 91723
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Leo Babauta

Dive into mindfulness, simplicity, habit change, and the art of living with intention and purpose

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