Our ability to stand in our own way or self-sabotage is something that never surprises me. We are our own worst enemy so often. So I started asking myself – how come? Where did we learn this? Who taught us that taking
And then when you can't be everything to everyone and do everything yourself because it's not possible, you blame yourself.
You can't hustle, fill, deny, plow through, run from, numb, medicate, schedule, perform, or perfect away that lie of not enoughness.
I specialize in humans. Especially in teaching them how to navigate this all well and from a place of knowing how loved they are.
For as much as a constant change is in our lives, it seems like it is the thing we also struggle with the most a lot of the time.
When is the last time you allowed yourself to get excited and proud and exclaim how much you have changed and healed and walked into and received your healing?
Comparison doesn't create change. Love does.
The greatest gift we can give ourselves, and therefore the people we lead and the people we love (and are raising), is to learn to sit with ourselves, to be, to rest, and refill.
