When circumstances feel uncertain and a path forward is unclear, trust that your inner guidance will never lead you astray. This episode speaks about how to use your inner knowing as a tool to guide you forward with clarity and confidence.

Close your eyes and imagine you are nestled in your cozy bed. The sun is just beginning to rise and the morning birds are here to greet you with their beautiful sounds. Aloha. 🌈🌸🌈🌸🌈

Today I discuss coming into the awareness around my perception that success had to be hard in order to achieve it, my dream job wasn’t a reality, and if it wasn’t an empire, it wasn’t successful.

Today’s episode discusses how we often use distraction to avoid things that are uncomfortable by doing, doing, doing. When all the actions that can be taken have been taken, we can find ourselves in a place of irritation or frustration with having to be patient and sit still. This is the perfect opportunity to see if we are intentional in our actions or just doing something to distract resulting in burn out and exhaustion.

Join me for 60 seconds of peaceful sounds as the water trickles into the river and the birds sing from high above.

The moment when someone accepts you, or a part of you, in a way that you wouldn’t have accepted yourself, brings to light how strong the hold of personal worthiness is. Personal acceptance is the key to internal peace.

I always thought if I had more, went somewhere else, did something different, I would find what I was looking for. I finally realized it’s not about getting somewhere.

Sometimes we block ourselves from the things we most desire like Love, Wealth, Success, and Security without even realizing we are doing it. How? Our perceptions! Perceptions are the subconscious beliefs we hold and drive our decision making process. Recently, I was invited to retrace my steps in my hometown to uncover what beliefs live within me that are subconsciously blocking my conscious decisions. What are the perceptions you hold that are blocking you from a achieving your goals?

Are you accidentally creating separation by self-protecting or guarding yourself against judgement, rejection, or assumed pain? I was given another beautiful lesson today on how my narratives are an illusion of safety and actually creating more separation when the intention is belonging.

As the entire globe is experiencing triggers in real-time, here is a way to see triggers as an opportunity for clarity, understanding and behavioral change.