03/16/2026
Seems like an appropriate quote for these times.
Not just in politics, human rights, media and celebrity, but on a smaller scale as well... in our own personal lives;
our health,
our diet,
the time we have in the day,
our relationships,
our work,
our purpose.
When we find ourselves repeating a belief, an opinion or a story, it's wise to take a step back. Assess. Question. Be open.
Opinions can quickly morph into religion;
unchangeable,
unquestionable,
devout.
It's no easy task ~ to hold belief lightly, to separate your identity from your ideas.
I struggle with this regularly.. and I've been working on it for nearly two decades.
But there is so much freedom in wonder, so much space in curiosity.
Scary? Sometimes. But building rigid cages around oneself is scary too.
To see everything change with one question, to see a client's shoulders loosen, their hong held breath finally release.
Do I cram my day full to prove there's never enough time?
Is it true that I have no value if I'm not needed?
Do I have to stay vigilant in order to stay safe?
If I let go of a little control, will everything actually fall apart?
Is this rest filling my cup or am I simply numbing?
Do others not love me, or am I simply ignoring the way in which they love?
So much to explore.
If these questions hit, check out our free archetype quiz, it's a great place to start when you're ready to explore.