We are all challenged, particularly in today’s world, to trust that “it will all work out.” Sometimes when things look really bad, it’s easy to succumb to negativity and despair.
I found myself walking down a pathway winding between trees until I felt directed to stand before a deep, still pool. Flowers adorned its perimeter, and its serenity stilled my soul. On the far side stood a tall jardiniere, and I felt directed to walk to it; I knew a gift lay deep inside.
When I was nine, I had an argument that left me sad and shaken. Feeling as if my nine-year-old world was crashing, I walked outside and saw my bicycle propped up against the wall. I hopped on, and after a few minutes of riding, I was happy as a clam
We don’t tend to think that prepping for swimwear season is a sport, but for those of us eager to dress for the beach instead of a blizzard, it sure is.
What can seem even more difficult than making peace with others is the prospect of making peace with ourselves. We are burdened with what we have done or not done. More deeply, many of us have identities that say we are wrong or unlovable.
Now may be a good time to ask yourself some big questions around manifesting your best life. Are you willing — really willing — to do what it takes to create the joyful life that you want?
There is so much chaos and turmoil happening in our world today. You probably have noticed. Some are scared that it will never get better or keep getting worse. There is a lot of fear in the collective, so it is easy to buy into that.
