SPIGO
- Intention, detachment, kindness keep energy balanced.
- Service before outcome steadies intuition.
- Purposeful giving without attachment restores flow.
- Gratitude opens the gateway to guidance.
- Openness invites unexpected support.
- Purpose spoken aloud keeps focus warm.
- Intuition strengthens when gratitude leads.
- Service-centered planning calms the ego.
SPIGO (all humans, which are part SPIrit, part eGO) reminds members to orient their day around service, purpose, intuition, gratitude, and openness. These touchpoints prevent energy from collapsing into self-focus or scarcity. Use the structure below to help members check alignment in minutes.
Walk through the acronym
Service: Who receives your care today? Purpose: What mission guides the effort? Intuition: What inner cue do you sense? Gratitude: What has already arrived? Openness: How will you stay flexible?
Keep the reflection under five minutes so it remains a daily habit rather than an aspirational ritual.
Daily practices
- Journal the SPIGO prompts every morning before work begins.
- Share one SPIGO insight with a partner or coach each week.
- Notice where fear interrupts the flow and breathe before responding.
- Close the day naming one moment you stayed open without control.
Coaching cues
- Which SPIGO element felt strongest today?
- Where did attachment show up, and how can you release it?
- What gratitude shifted your state this morning?
- How can openness support a difficult conversation this week?
Questions people ask
Is SPIGO religious?
No. It is a practical orientation that keeps awareness centred on contribution and receptivity regardless of belief system.
How long should the check-in take?
Five minutes is sufficient. The aim is consistency, not depth marathons.
Connected resources
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Change-log
- 2025-11-20Published SPIGO guide with acronym walkthrough and journaling prompts.