Turn Inward for What Your Soul is Seeking All of this is good-but, oh, my sister and brother, there’s so much more. Maybe, like me, you’ve lived a life raising children and being the good wife. Rediscover, and uncover all that’s inside and realize all that you are-it’s your time now. This unraveling of your life will show you who you are. You can find your strength in your inner world of knowing. Who are you now-after what you’ve been through? You are changed. All the rough edges smoothed over with placid calm and knowing as you shine brightly. You are evolving and changing, too, like a stone that tumbles and becomes polished and shiny in time. And, my loss brought me fully into my most authentic expression. I am the woman my husband dreamed I would be. I am a woman who has found my voice and my purpose. I am wise and deeply compassionate because I’ve been broken open to that wisdom and compassion.
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Who am I now? I am a strong woman who knows how to find peace and calm amidst trying circumstances. A new life emerged as I stepped in and dared to dream of a new adventure, and you will too. My life was in pieces, but I’ve picked up those pieces over the years and put them back together into another beautiful mosaic. I entered into his world in business, and into our lives as a widow and single mom taking care of everything. My feet felt like I was in quicksand but I stepped in anyway. I remember realizing that my charmed life with him had ended and now I was about to discover who I am without my man.
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My husband’s death knocked me off my feet, and it was a long free fall for quite a time. And, my dear friend, when you surrender-that’s when you call on your greatest strength-that’s when you meet grit with grace. We Heal With CourageĪt first, it’s survival-it’s one breath at a time. Our identity meets rubber with the road as we face a true mid-life crisis. Life falls apart, our dreams shatter, and we are annihilated. But those traumas, knocks, and difficult times-they are what bring us to our knees in sweet surrender. I’ve never known someone in their forties that hasn’t been through something that didn’t knock them down for a time. Who are you now?Ĭan you embrace all that you are-the good, the bad, the beautiful, and even the ugly?
We are honoring our soul’s call to live into our purpose-to discover and awaken to what’s true for us.Īsk this question, today, not tomorrow. Who are you now? When we dare to ask this profound question, we acknowledge that we are always growing and changing.
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