When I first embarked on the path of personal development, it was from a place of low self-worth, feeling inadequate and broken. I was driven to “fix” myself and be better. What I’ve since discovered is that personal growth and development aren’t about fixing from a place of lack or inadequacy. When we focus on our perceived flaws, our growth journey becomes an endless quest of “fixing.” We chase the idea of more from a fear-based place, believing that learning, fixing, or doing more will quell the discomfort within. But this is an illusion.
The path of personal growth isn’t about becoming “more” but about amplifying what already exists within you. It’s a remembering—a remembering of who you are and always have been, and a letting go of who you are not. Personal growth is a journey of remembering: remembering your power, your truth, and who you are meant to be. This version of you has always been within you—it’s time to remember.