Do now dwell in the past, do not dream of the future, concentrate the mind on the present moment.

Enolia's Article:  

Leadership: A Personal Exploration in 

Ancient Wisdom in Modern Times 

Leadership manifests in diverse forms, often defined by external influences such as corporations, employers, communities, and family. Yet, how often do we pause to personally unravel the meaning of leadership? It transcends adopting predefined external standards; it beckons us to delve into our own universe, exploring the nuances of what leadership looks, smells, feels, and tastes like. Allow me to share my journey into understanding leadership...

We had the good fortune of connecting with Enolia Foti and we’ve shared our conversation below. 

Hi Enolia, is there something you believe many others might not?

Growing up in the United States, we have definitions of what is perceived to be successful all around us. We see the materialistic advantages, the monetary advantages, and the perceived power yielding as the stage of achievement along with the definition of success. 

Today we’d like to introduce you to Enolia Foti. Enolia shares her story with us below:

As a young girl, Enolia was always gifted.  There was something about speaking with her that no one could put their  finger on. You would have a conversation and somewhere in the midst of  it, she would share exactly what you needed to hear to shift or  inspire you. 

Every day we make decisions. Many times, we make choices, superficially and without giving a second thought. As we rush through the throws of our day, fulfilling errands, establishing the direction for financial goals and the requirements for our life; we instantaneously shape our future with every choice. Each decision that fulfills what you need is no small undertaking because of the series of choices you make, whether consciously or unconsciously choose your journey in life.

Our capacity to love is everything. We are all born with the capacity to love. Just like DNA and mitochondria, it is at the core of our energy beings.  It is part of our vibrational makeup.  It is the framework and the foundation of our soul’s activation which resonates through the dimensions because we are multi-dimensional beings.  Love is the sunlight that shines its rays through the aspects of our personality, the roles we take on as human beings, and the actions by which we accomplish 

As a child, it is important to share what your mother means to you. Especially as adults. Your relationship with your mother adjusts because now that you are an adult, how you need her has transformed. This is also the case with a mother’s love. Although my children are mature, my love has deepened, growing stronger and stronger always present within. Just like so many other mothers, who love their children, I want to share this perspective with adult children everywhere. 

There comes a time in each person’s life when we have to set our fears aside and take a leap. It may take everything within us to take the first step, but we will not be disappointed when we finally put our everything into it. When we finally find the courage within to move forward, we look back realizing that the emotion and ego created an illusion above and beyond the actual reality... 

Enolia shares about being a Global Empowerment Leader

What are we truly witnessing that surrounds us in today’s world?  The fragility and decaying of processes that used to work representing old paradigms are at the brink of collapsing.  Like a runner at the finish line pushing with the last boost of energy, there is nowhere left to go once the race is over.  If one has sucked the lifeforce out of its foundation, where will the needed energy come from? ...

To show our grat­i­tude for this mo­ment, we rec­og­nize, in our hearts, minds, and spirit, the im­por­tance to sim­ply dance with ju­bi­la­tion and cel­e­bra­tion...

Travel is one of the great­est loves in my life.  It is dur­ing this time when I travel alone, I am able to take time to go deep into my thoughts, re­flect­ing within. Not just my phys­i­cal world, but my un­seen world...