What's your favourite time to write? Why? You are invited to attend complimentary writing sessions and experience the potency of writing in The Language Portal. Click on my Calendar to receive the Zoom link.

I went to bed convinced I had a 6 am call with my brilliant mentor on the other side of the planet, and a 9:30 am appointment to switch up my tires for the winter. Then I woke up at 3:00 am in a completely different reality. My first thought: My challenge starts at 3 pm. What was I thinking booking my tire appointment for today? Cue the mental gymnastics: Cancel the appointment? Leave the car overnight? Camp out at Hyundai with my laptop and coffee? My brain sprinted through every scenario while my body prayed for more sleep. Somewhere deep down, another voice whispered, It's not today. Sure enough, when my alarm blinked 5:55 am, I checked my email — no Zoom link. Checked my calendar — next Monday. I laughed out loud. The universe had already cleared my schedule. So I went back to sleep, woke up rested, and realized the only thing truly on today's timeline was what actually matters: The Authority in Authorship 5-Day Challenge and a weekly Sacred Writing Session right after. No detours. No tire appointments. Just the two sacred meetings that matter. Journaling this morning, I was grateful to know that everything always sorts itself out—every single time, in divine timing. If you've been waiting for a sign, this is it. We start today. Discover your inner authority and write with us. 👉 Here's the link to join the 5-Day Challenge: https://pamelalynch.com/authority We will be starting at 3:00 pm PDT today!

Today Humanity celebrates Remembrance Day in the Commonwealth (Canada, U.K., Australia, for example), and Veteran's Day the U.S. and New Zealand. Tears stream down my face, so often lately. In gratitude. In compassion. In love. And yes, fear, of what's to come if we collectively lose our ability to remember with honour, grace, and love those who sacrificed so much. Their lives. Their inner peace. Their minds. They did so for their families, friends, and future generations to live in peace. We must hold fast to this responsibility every day, because it is now ours to tend to with our hearts. I want to recommend Nancy McClure for her wise accounts. https://nancyunfiltered.substack.com/ Her post today is relevant to us all.

Today's message while writing in the Language Portal: Everything you desire that you haven't yet achieved is just beyond what feels comfortable. It takes courage to put your intimate thoughts down on paper and then be visible and share them publicly. But the more you do it and practice stretching beyond what's comfortable, the more confident you become. This is the path to creating impact with your writing: Be courageous and write what's on your heart. (No one needs to read it unless you choose to share it.) Get comfortable doing what's uncomfortable by taking one small action at a time. Confidence is nurtured by courageously doing more of the things that challenge you. The truth is, you wouldn't have the desire if it wasn't meant for you. What is one desire you have that is uncomfortable? If you're willing to be courageous to write and share, please let us lift you up by dropping your message in the comments.