Most people would hear about Misogi and set a random goal that doesn’t represent them or serve them any purpose. So, before you can set a Misogi, you must figure out where it will make the biggest impact.
You can use the wheel of life for that (if you’re new to this tool, check out the dedicated article for a breakdown).
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Discover the transformative power of setting a Misogi—a bold, year-defining challenge that pushes your limits. Are you brave enough to take the leap and redefine your potential?
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