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follow your heart
heart-centered:
adverb, adjective
to be, act, and make decisions from your heart rather than your head.
courage
etymology
from latin cor: heart
speak
act
be
LIVE
from the heart
courage
etymology
from latin cor: heart
speak || act ||be || live
from the heart
Self-awareness is a superpower we all possess. We just need to practice it consistently (like all superheroes), dust off parts of ourselves long forgotten, and maybe sometimes have a special cape.
This months blog post’s goal is to give you access to more ways to harness and nurture your self-awareness and amplify your superpower.
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What if I told you discomfort was worth wading through when you’ve identified the task as something that will get you closer to your vision? And that generally, it must be some sort of law of the universe, you will encounter discomfort as you pursue your dreams and your greater purpose.
Be Expansive: To broaden your reach and impact, to feel at once free and in great awe of the magic around you, to feel taken care of (expanding your capacity to receive and give), to feel inspired and to inspire others.
Have you ever noticed how hard it is to clean an area of your house you’ve neglected for a long time? Or how easy it is to clean your house when you’ve tidied up after yourself all week? I remember growing up during the summers it felt like my dad was always weeding.
One thing I often hear from my home organizing and purging clients is an overwhelm of where and how to start. My mom felt this too when she started down this path of readying her home for whatever was next after my dad passed.
Read on for my simple tip that promises to get you started.
A heart-centered home is just this. It’s a sanctuary that aligns with the courageous vision for your life. And yes it can take great courage to get rid of something or many things that no longer fit the vision for your life, it also takes great courage to downsize and renovate. Change is never easy, and changing your home, your anchor, when you recognize what was, is no longer serving what will be is a brave act.
