When we start out trying something new, we never know where that journey will take us.
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If you had told me ten years ago, at the beginning of the last decade that I would be doing what I’m doing now, I would have looked at you like you had two heads.
It wasn’t that I wasn’t open to possibilities, but rather that I was so ensconced in what I was doing that I couldn’t imagine a way out of it.
I didn’t know that I was going to reach the depths and that finding my way back would lead to a new way of living. A new way of being.
And now I can truly say I love where I am. I love what I’m doing. I love where I live. It wasn’t necessarily an easy road to get here - but it was necessary.
Choices were made and I finally learned to listen to what the voice inside was telling me. I no longer ignore that voice.
When it creeps in and stays there and doesn’t go away - or when it goes away and continues to come back, I pay attention.
It hasn’t steered me wrong yet. I’ve learned to trust.
I’ve learned to trust to let go and embrace what I’m being called to do. Even when I don’t quite understand why - eventually I’ll know.
Every one of us is on a unique journey. Where are you being led? What are you being called to do?
Take a course? Learn a new skill? Travel? Read more? Build something? Change jobs? Take more time for you?
Wherever you’re going, I’m looking forward to seeing you on the path,
Namaste, Glenda