Hilde Larsen – Are you dimming your light? I am not talking about the presentation of you, and who you want others to see you as, I am talking your inner radiance. Is it on full shine, or are you holding back? My guess is if you are anything like most of us, the dim is on.
The thing is, we tend to be afraid to shine — more so than to fail. Way more. Like me, brought up to believe showing my talents, my passions and my drive was a bit over the top, held down by those who were conditioned to stay smaller.
So, you see, being afraid to shine and show the world the very best side of YOU might be what you were brought up to do; to hold back your talents, your passions, the good, the bad AND the ugly, never realizing you can be proud of every aspect, and that only through shining your true color will you be happy and able to serve your very best.
But here’s the thing Happy people contribute to positive actions.
From my work as a Coach, I have found these common reasons why we hold back and hide our true expressions. Continue reading
Maureen Moss – I write this from a new state of my being…from a place of relief, deep gratitude, peace, and first hand experience of witnessing the pattern of perfection and unfolding destinies being woven together in unimaginable ways following back-to-back retrograde upheavals, 3 Stargates, an Equinox and continuous waves and streams of highly organized Intelligent Diamond Light codes we are now deciphering and decoding, recalibrating, aligning with and beginning to experience an entirely new map of existence by.
Dana Mrkich – Who else feels that 2017 so far has been a revolving door of WTF!? What’s up is down, left is right, with life having more twists and turns than a midnight soap opera. And that’s just describing an hour yesterday. And that kind of hour is happening on a recurring basis for so many people over the past few months.
Jennifer Hoffman – Whenever I hear the word selfish, I can hear my mother’s voice saying ‘Don’t be selfish’ when I didn’t want to share something. As the oldest child and the oldest of my cousins, I was always expected to share my things with everyone, whether I wanted to or not. Selfishness was defined as not being willing to let everyone have whatever belonged to me anytime they wanted it, a belief I highly disagreed with. But there is a big difference between being selfish, taking everything so no one else can have any, and being self-ish, as in making your needs a priority, and this needs to be our focus now. Our joy is fully available when we ask ‘What makes me happy’ and ‘What works best for me’ and this happens when we are willing to be self-ish and putting ‘me-ing into our be-ing’.