There’s something inside of you that’s far more powerful than you’ve been taught to believe. Not ego. Not superiority. Not “becoming better than others.” I mean the part of you that’s deeply aware, deeply connected, and fully alive. But most people spend years disconnected from it. We were never disconnected from the Divine, we simply forgot and the world fed you a lie to keep you stuck and silent. Distracted. Conditioned. Numbed by fear, survival, noise, comparison, pressure, and the constant need to perform. It’s almost like living with a veil over your perception. How do I know this? Because this was me for 37 years of my life. Jesus talked about this when He said: “The eye is the lamp of the body… if your eye is single, your whole body will be full of light.” Not just physical sight. Awareness. Perception. Spiritual clarity. And when that clarity starts returning, you begin to operate differently. You stop living entirely from fear. You stop needing constant validation. You begin responding instead of reacting. You start seeing yourself, others, and life differently. That awakening can feel uncomfortable at first because it challenges the way you’ve viewed yourself and the world for years. But sometimes discomfort is what happens right before clarity. And when clarity hits, your entire life starts to shift. The Kingdom of Heaven is within man. When that message becomes clear in your mind and settles into your heart, your life will transform before right your eyes.

I have a mindset coach/friend that I cannot thank enough for the outpouring of information and support he gave me and the others in the course he operates. He was patient, understanding and endured with me while I was changing. He could see clearly what I couldn’t at the time because he had already experienced what I was trying to grow through. His own coach had a simple rule, shut up and do what the work required and you will see results. I followed that. Not perfectly, but I listened and absorbed. I Made mistakes along the way. I wouldn’t stop and start over, I would just keep going. His ability to follow as a leader absolutely helped set the stage for myself and others on how to follow well. It is ok to humble yourself and follow someone. Ask for help because it’s not weakness. Just make sure that someone has experience and followed someone successful on the journey that you desire to be on.

Have you ever gotten yourself into a situation only to later ask, “how did I even get here?” “What choices have I been making that led to this point and why am I even making them?” “I’m not even getting the results I’m looking for but I keep doing it anyway.” This is an old wiring system from within running the show in the background of your life. In my experience, I came to realize I was operating on that old wiring system trying to get new results. But something inside me had to change first. There was a problem that I didn’t know how to solve. How could I if I’d never been shown or been aware that a problem even existed? What I learned was the my ego had to die because it was costing me peace in my heart which was being felt throughout my body. I needed help and I was forced to ask for help. Which goes against what “a man should do” because he should just be able to push through on his own. That’s the exact reason why people decide to end their life. Not knowing the problem underneath is actually fixable. For me, it was finding the language to speak for the internal wound that was keeping me bound. It was getting to a place where being vulnerable was the only option. And it worked. My goal is to help other people find a place to land that doesn’t feel like a huge disaster is going to take place if they tell the truth. Because that’s exactly what was given to me and I had no idea how much it would help. If this resonates with you, I would love to talk about it.

Who are you? Not what does society say you are. Not who do your friends, family and acquaintances think you are. Who are you behind closed doors? Who are you when you're alone? Are you present with yourself? Are you happy with yourself from within? Or do you feel disconnected? Disconnected from yourself like something is missing? Like there's a part of you that is not fully coming out for whatever reason. A wound as a child that lives dormant within you that never healed and runs in the background of your life or something a highly respected person said that crushed your heart, so you closed off. A part of you that by suppressing it may be costing you money, relationships, positive events and health because you're afraid to take that first step into opening up. How do I know to ask these questions? Because I see myself in the parts of them that I am working on. Afraid of not getting it perfect but doing it anyway. This is an initiation, into becoming. It means acting from a place of inner knowing instead of fear. When we operate from that place, we move. Not perfect. But we move. We begin doings things that can feel heavy or scary on the inside. WE CAN DO THEM. And we should. Practice showing up until inner stability becomes part of the operating system. Doors will open in our lives that we never thought possible.

Hey what's up everyone! I hope you all have had a great day and some time to decompress, if not this is for you. Not just sitting down to distract yourself but sitting long enough to notice what's going on in your body. I'm not sure about you but sometimes the loads get heavy. The mental burdens of everyday life wear on you. On your mind, body and spirit. What would it feel like to just sit for 15 minutes, 30 minutes or even an hour in complete silence? No where else, just with yourself. What thoughts do you notice? How quickly would you feel the need to stir? How do you feel when you think about them? When you think certain things does your heart race? Can you feel tightness in your chest? You're holding on to something. And when you're holding onto something, your body is subconsciously looking for a relief valve. When that valve gives way, this is where we are at higher risk for falling. Falling back into old comfort zones. Things that try to pull you back. This is not a failure. This is a signal that something within you is calling out to be noticed. As Carl Jung said it "until you make the unconscious conscious, it will direct your life, and you will call it fate".