Embodiment: Through My Lens
This is how you can become your version of Batman in real time.
Awareness → Embodiment (feat. Batman)
- Awareness; gaining a greater understanding of ones self and the world
- Embodiment; embodying a new way of behaving that alters results
"Awareness" can look like studying the mind, studying business strategy, reading all the books, understanding concepts or buying information through courses.
All are amazing and necessary for growth otherwise we'd never know what we need to do to change our results in life and business
But there’s a moment in everyone’s journey where "awareness" stops being enough.
Honestly, I used to always get stuck "Intellectualising" change instead of actually changing.
You can reflect, journal, meditate, analyze, and unpack every part of your internal world…
but if nothing in your behavior changes...
it becomes a dopamine loop of “I get it” without ever stepping into “I live it”
And that’s really the gap I’ve been feeling into lately, the bridge between awareness and embodiment.
embodiment is important to me because I teach from lived experience, not just theory.
This means I often times go through tests, challenges and lessons that require me to "put the things I've learned about myself" into real life practice.
in the moment it sucks but I grow... A LOT
Awareness feels good. It’s exciting. It’s what "breakthroughs" can feel like
You start seeing why you do the things you do, what needs to change and what’s been running under the surface.
But awareness alone doesn’t change your results. Embodiment does.
This is why embodiment is the "unsexy" thing nobody talks about.
Its more fun to binge YouTube and explore the next idea without changing anything.
Inside the Modern Mastery Dojo embodiment is at the core of how we help clients see real change in their life and business results. See if The Dojo is for you below.
Which brings me to one of my favourite Trilogies – Christopher Nolans "Dark Knight" Trilogy of Batman Begins, The Dark Knight (personal fav), and The Dark Knight Rises.
Batman (Bruce Wayne) shows us the difference between understanding fear and embodying fearlessness.
Yes he trained and yes he understood the darkness...
but he didn’t become Batman by binging youtube (haha imagine) studying fear, thinking about fear, or endlessly training while staying in the shadows of self-reflection
He became Batman the moment he embodied fearlessness
The moment he put on the suit, stepped out into the world, and lived the thing he understood.
That’s the bridge most people never cross.
Because embodiment asks for courage. It asks for real-time change.
It asks you to take what you’ve realized internally and apply it in the moment where your old behaviours would normally take over.
There's been many times in my life where I've realised something about my own behaviour and I thought to myself:
"f*ck... I can't unsee that now, I have to change"
Because when I'm aware of something and I don't change... its now a conscious choice.
Awareness expands you upward. Embodiment grounds you downward.
Both are needed.
Your nervous system, your body, your identity... they all need time to actually catch up to what you now know.
That happens through action and behaviour change.
And that’s the phase I’ve been leaning into more intentionally: taking the insights, the realisations, the internal alignment… and turning them into actions, behaviors, and identity-level shifts that clients and I track.
This is where the version of you you’ve been envisioning stops being a concept and starts becoming a lived reality.
We do this in the first phase of the Modern Mastery Dojo using our Identity Integration Sprint, past clients have doubled their monthly income in the first 30 days from this alone. See if The Dojo is for you below.
Awareness is the opening. Embodiment is the activation.
And somewhere in that space between the two… you become your version of Batman.
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