Finding alignment

I haven't found mine yet. But I'm moving forward.

I still have two social media accounts:

• One where I'm exactly myself and talk about whatever I want, whenever I want,
• One where I'm selling something.

The progress of these past few years: what I sell is closely aligned with who I am.

I believe in it, I'm not forcing anything, and I meet people who are a good fit for me.

No part of me regrets doing it this way.

Quite the opposite: this is how I got closer to my truth, by digging both sides of the mountain at once.

I remain, however, very aware of what is not aligned.

On a scorching day like today, I see how my professional work remains powerless against what really matters.

Because I'm convinced another way of organizing things is possible.

One not built on the pursuit of profit, on unbridled ambition, on a headlong rush forward.

A way of organizing that doesn't back us into a corner.

And even if my professional work doesn't go against my deepest beliefs, I have to admit:

It doesn't serve them. Not yet.

I say not yet because it's in motion. I'm searching. I'm testing. I'm hopeful I'll get there.

Deep down, my core belief is this:

I'm not an economist. Not a politician. Not a researcher.

I tell stories.

That's no small thing: our world is made of stories.

It's the raw material we humans work with.

And I'm convinced that the story we tell ourselves about who we are, about our nature, about our reason for being, is the main source of the obstacles we run into.

I'd like to take part in creating a better story.

That's what I do personally, in my own videos.

And what I do professionally, with my clients.

I'd like to bring the two together.

I'm working on it.