When do you flex your muscles? In other words, where are you practicing being your boldest, most confident, most creative self? Do you have a place? This is really really important because if you don’t have an outlet to practice “owning your power” it will stay dormant.

Do you still feel less than? Not enough? Are we still doing this? I’m ready to drop this baggage, once and for all. And I hope that you are too. 

Uncertainty. It’s a given in life. Today I offer a simple reminder to be okay with uncertainty. We have no idea what is coming next, yet we spend our energy trying to predict. Get comfortable with not knowing and watch your energy soar. 

What would you do differently if you were in your power? Would you change your job, optimize your health, move locations, change your relationship? Just a bit of poking around might reveal the answers.

Let’s ponder this for a few minutes! “To withstand the onslaught of life you will have to learn to speak from the bottom of your soul.” – Jordan Peterson

What are you being right now? What—not who—are you in this moment? In other words, what is the configuration of energy that you are showing up with? Being aware of what you are is the first step to changing who you are. 

You are always changing. Everything is always changing. Nothing is static – ever! This notion can be frightening or totally empowering. That’s up to you. 

There is a vitality, a life force, an energy, a quickening that is translated through you into action, and because there is only one of you in all of time, this expression is unique. And if you block it, it will never exist through any other medium and it will be lost. The world will not have it. – Martha Graham

I am just getting started as 58 years old. I feel it in my bones. I feel it in my heart. I’m so ready. I’m ready to step up and use my voice, use my energy, share my purpose in a way that fulfills me and fulfills my destiny. And I want to support you in doing this as well—if you’re feeling it.

The invisibility factor is real and it needs to change. In this Whisper, I share my story. I was a woman in her fifties (and not a tech investor). I was neither interesting nor sought after. It was a strange to walk through crowds and not be seen. The experience opened my eyes to what many of us “older” women feel.