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You can't get it wrong
We fear getting it wrong and being embarrassed, ashamed, or cast out—of having society reflect that yes, we're not good enough! Here's proof that we will never amount to anything, are too old, an idiot, or un-likable.
My Reading List May-Dec 2021
Earlier in 2021, I shared a list of the books I read thus far in the year. This was inspired by a 2019 post on the 10 Books That Changed My Life. I love when people share what books they read and what they got out of them. Based on the feedback, it sounded like you do as well.
No one has it better than us
Paramahansa Yogananda used to tell students to constantly ask, “In this moment, what’s not perfect?” As we surrender to this truth, we find ourselves opening to the wellspring of divine perfection that is always present
Saying No to $10,000
If you’re lucky enough to find the thing your Soul wants you to do, don’t waste time! Yes. Make sure your bills are paid–do what you need to do, but the Golden Handcuffs come in many forms—watch out for them.
My Lack of Integirity
We can't see our shadows—that's what's makes them so. It's impossible to see where we fall short and how our actions affect others.
What Growth Looks (and Feels) Like
It’s what happens when we practice expanding our comfort zone. I have given dozens, if not hundreds of talks, trainings, and classes in the past three years. Again and again, I put myself in situations that flexed my “overcoming-fear muscle.”