As we practice becoming a witness to our behaviors and thoughts, we open a new level of awareness that allows us to begin to break free of the ego's pull and instead step into our highest self. 

What you want will come to you when you are truly ready to receive it.

But when it arrives will you welcome it straight away or, as I recently did, will you have to fend off fear first?

It’s pretty common for people - you know, us humans - to fear making mistakes, making the wrong choice … To fear failure (and to be self-loathing in the process).

But what if you start using fear as an opportunity to look inside and start untangling the knots of thoughts and feelings by following each tiny thread, one moment at a time.

We are human BEINGS but we don’t just have to exist and be. 

We deserve to go after what makes us happy.

Sometimes, though, we hide and make ourselves small because we think it’s worthless to work on something that might not make us rich or famous or we think we're not good enough to get going.  

But if it provides playfulness and/or joy ... DO THE DAMN THING!

And that's what we're talking about today!!!

Connection is cool.  But it can't be forced.  

Today we talk about some of the Soulcially Responsible, living from the inside out tools you can use to help yourself move out of resistance, away from personalizing, and into a place of acceptance when it comes to poor connections.

As challenges arise, it’s an excellent opportunity to come out of autopilot thinking and reactions and, instead, get in there - being in the moment - and really fly the crap out of your brain plane.

When you do that over and over again you start to create the inner space to be able to re-write any unhelpful (often hurtful) inner narratives that have previously been published in your brain plane manual.

Doing this stuff little by little also allows you to experience and welcome in the incredible power of conscious living ... Of living from the inside out.

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Do you sometimes apply "have to” and “need to” narratives to your life that you don’t actually have to or need to?

Let's look at some of those stories and find ways in which we can ease up on ourselves!

Going home to the place where you grew up can be beautiful.  It can also be hard.  And it can be both!

As I spend a few days on my mom's farm, it has me reflecting on the role "home" plays in many of the thinking habits we developed as children and how coming back can suck you into old stories and reactions.

Here's to turning up the awareness ...

And I hope you enjoy this super short episode that I recorded out in one of the fields while helping feed the horses (multitasking, anyone?!)