The Guide

We know you’re full of potential and greatness, we just don’t know what that looks like and can’t tell you what it is. Your True North looks different from ours and everyone else's. It is unique to your own special talents and gifts, morals and values, beliefs and intuitions and you’re the only one who knows the way. In order to help you find a little bit of clarity for the long journey home, we’ve put together some excavation questions and tools that will guide you on the true path closest to your heart.

What is True North?

The actual definition of True North is, "North according to the earth's axis, not magnetic north." Magnetic north pulls the needle of the compass to a direction that isn't accurate. If you look at a compass and it points north, it isn't necessarily true because the earth's magnetic poles are not fixed. This applies to us as well. Our true north is not necessarily what we have at face value. We're given an idea of what we're supposed to be attracted to; i.e. gossip, materialism, image, status, income, and these things pull us further away from our True North. Our True North aligns us with the things that make us feel whole, actualized and energized. Our true north is the real measure of success while magnetic north pulls us away from the direction we should be going - according to our heart and inspiration. This is not to say magnetic north isn't important, it can actually be quite useful. You can use magnet north to help find your True North, but you have to remember that there is a balance and they work together.

Excavation Questions

These questions are meant to inspire and reveal the answers that are already within you. There is no right or wrong. So take a seat and a notebook. Take a breath, write, and see what comes up.

What are your limiting beliefs? Do they keep you from moving forward with your ideas and dreams?
What do you find yourself talking or thinking about a lot?
What lights you up and makes you feel energized?
What are you afraid of?
When you find the edge, the moment of ‘no or go’ right before you take a leap, what runs through your head?
Do you find yourself saying ‘YES’ or ‘NO’ to opportunity?
How can we stay grounded in truth and stand next to fear?
How can we use fear as a tool rather than a limitation
Where does your mind take you when you think of a day in your ideal life?
What are you doing/Where are you/Who are you with when you feel like you’re in complete bliss? What steps led to that? And where do you want to take it?