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Happy Thanksgiving to all of our Canadian friends! 🍁 As we gather our blessings and reflect on all that we're grateful for, I want you to know how much you are appreciated. May your day be filled with love, laughter, peace, and the comfort of family and friends. I hope you have an amazing angel blessed day, surrounded by happiness, good memories, and all the special moments that make Thanksgiving so meaningful. Much love & gratitude, Susan ❤️ Happy Thanksgiving! 🍂✨

I've been thinking a lot today about where my passions went. Not my passion for life. I love my work. It's the fun stuff that has gone missing. Just because I love my work and I'm passionate about it doesn't mean that it should be the only thing in my life. Our passions are the arrows that point towards our purpose. So what takes us off purpose? Burying what we are passionate about under what we believe we are supposed to do. I'm sure we can all think of passions we set aside to pursue careers, families, and other commitments. I know I can. I used to love camping, dancing, and painting. I would compare myself to others on the dance floor, in my art work, and even when I went camping. Camping was something I loved to do with my family. I tried going camping once in the past few years. Okay let's be honest here it was 5 years ago. I went once and decided that it was for families and young single partiers. I couldn't see people like me who were camping alone. So I didn't go back. I didn't ask anyone to go with me. I just quit. During the pandemic I started painting again. But after things started to open up I dove into volunteer work. Rebuilding my recovery community took up all my time. Again lets be honest here. I gave all my time to the volunteer work until I came to resent it and the recovery community I was volunteering with. I still have all my crafting supplies. My paints are dried up and my brushes are hidden away. I look at my friends who are artists and instead of remembering how much fun it was I compare myself to them. Video games was another passion. So much so that it became like an addiction. Today I barely play the games with my grandchildren and never alone. At one time I was interested in game design and now I don't even play. Why? It got complicated and I quit instead of remembering I was doing it for fun. Dancing...well I still do that alone in my living room but going out with friends. It has been a while. Reflecting on this today I realized that my passions lead me here to the purpose I love, to the work I love. The key is I stopped doing them when I started doing what I love. That's what causes burn out. Following our passions to our purpose it doesn't mean we stop when we find that purpose. When we stop following our passions we begin to lose our sense of purpose. That's what happened when I dove into service work. I gave up my personal passions and only worked in service.

Embracing our quirks not as imperfections but instead as the things that add character is easier than embracing what we've been taught are character defects. Today I am embracing inconsistency. I don't have a huge social media following or 100k subscribers on my YouTube channel because I've never been constitent. My neurospicy soul loves adventure, change, and intuitive action. Embracing the shadow turns it into a gift. The way to become your authentic self is to embrace every part of you as a unique gift. No one can express inconsistency exactly like I do. No one can bring out that quirky laugh that your school mates made fun of except you. So today I'm Embracing my Inconsistency. This is day 15 because its the 15th day we've had a card from Denise Linn's Soul Coaching Oracle Card Deck. It may not be 15 consecutive days but I'm okay with that. I'm embracing my light too. I'm embracing my commitment What shadow gift are you embracing today? How does that shadow make you uniquely special?

Congratulations to @Cheri Hayashi this month's 30 for 30! Cheri has won a 30 minute 1:1 session with me. How do you win 30 for 30 in November? Engage, Engage, Engage. Every month on the 1st the person at the top of the 30 day leaderboard wins a 30 minute 1:1 with me. To keep it fair you can only win 3 per year so if the person at the top has won in the past 3 months it will go to the next person down who hasn't. @Cheri Hayashi hit number 1 on her first 30 for 30 win. Shout out to @Iyaraa Iam and @Karen Cardullo who are at number 2 & 3. Thank you for bringing your wisdom to this community. Shout out to the top of the 7 day leaderboard @Maureen Schlachter #1 @Anne Iglesias #2 and @Cheri Hayashi at #3. Thank you all for co-creating such a wonderful community. You can check your position on the leaderboards anytime by clicking on the tab in the menu at the top of your screen.