As we move into the final days of the year, we’re standing at a meaningful energetic threshold. In the Chinese calendar, we are completing the Year of the Snake, a year associated with shedding skins, revealing truth, and confronting what can no longer be carried forward. The Snake doesn’t rush. It exposes what’s misaligned and forces clarity. If this year felt intense, revealing, or uncomfortable at times, that wasn’t a mistake, it was the work. At the same time, in numerology, we are closing out a Year 9. Year 9 is the end of a cycle. It’s about completion, release, and resolution. Not manifestation. Not pushing. Not forcing what isn’t ready. Its job is to close loops. And this is where most people miss the moment. Unfinished conversations. Half-made decisions. Lingering resentment. Old stories about money, worth, health, or relationships. Goals you quietly abandoned but never consciously released. These are “open loops,” and they quietly drain energy. Before we step into what’s next, it’s essential to ask: - What am I still carrying that belongs to an old chapter? - What do I need to forgive, finish, or formally let go of? - Where have I been avoiding a clean decision? Because what we are moving into is very different. Collectively, we are entering a Year 1 in numerology, the beginning of a brand-new cycle. Year 1 energy is decisive, initiating, bold. It favors leadership, clarity, and clean starts. But it only works when you’re not dragging the past behind you. In the Chinese calendar, we also move into the Year of the Horse, fast-moving, action-oriented, and freedom-driven. Horse energy rewards courage, momentum, and aligned action. It does not support hesitation, overthinking, or emotional baggage. This coming year will move quickly. Opportunities will appear faster. Decisions will matter more. Alignment will be obvious and misalignment will be costly. The people who thrive won’t be the ones who hustle harder. They’ll be the ones who close their loops now.

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When you start seeing through the veil, the corruption, the manipulation, the pain, it can either make you bitter… or it can make you choose differently. For me, these last few years haven’t been about “figuring out the world.” They’ve been about rebuilding myself. Choosing certainty over fear. Choosing purpose over distraction. Choosing God over noise. Most people aren’t evil, they’re exhausted. They’re too busy to live emotionally healthy, spiritually rich, vibrant lives. Today I was listening to The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry and one line hit me straight in the heart: “If the devil can’t make you sin, he will make you busy.” Both sin and busyness do the same thing. They disconnect you. From God. From people. From your own soul. Hurry isn’t just a habit. It's a quiet thief. Stillness, presence, and devotion aren’t “soft.” They’re revolutionary. Choose depth over doom. Choose alignment over outrage. Choose the work that actually changes the world. Is being too "busy" preventing you from fulfilling your purpose?

Realism isn’t wisdom. It's often just fear wearing a grown-up outfit. Because here’s the truth: You will never build a life bigger than what you believe is possible for you. You don’t create from your circumstances. You create from your self-concept. Abundance doesn’t respond to logic. It responds to identity. If you only try to build what looks “reasonable,” you will only ever receive what feels safe. And “safe” is not the same as fulfilling. it’s just familiar. Every extraordinary life started as an unreasonable idea. Wealth. Freedom. Healing. Purpose. Impact. None of it begins in proof. It begins in permission. You can’t manifest a life you secretly believe you’re unworthy of. You can’t build a future you don’t emotionally trust yourself to hold. And you can’t create abundance while treating limitation like it’s humility. The moment you stop asking, “Is this realistic?” and start asking, “Is this aligned?” everything changes. Because abundance doesn’t come from playing small correctly. It comes from deciding you are no longer available for small at all. Being limitless doesn’t mean you ignore reality. It means you refuse to let reality define you. You don’t become abundant by waiting for evidence. You become abundant by believing before the evidence arrives. And believing isn’t passive. It’s a decision. It's posture. It's standards It's self-trust. You don’t create what you want. You create what you expect. Decide accordingly.

Lately I’ve been exploring the Christian faith, and one practice that’s been changing everything for me is the idea of keeping Sunday sacred. Not as a rule. Not as religion. But as a rhythm. A day to reset your nervous system. A day to reconnect with God. A day to refill your cup. We live in a culture that worships busy. Hustle is praised. Slowing down is treated like laziness. Rest feels like rebellion. And honestly? I’m still learning how to actually slow down without guilt. But here’s what I’m noticing… When I rest, my intuition gets louder. When I unplug, I receive clarity. When I get quiet, ideas find me. This month, on the first day of my cycle, I forced myself into a full “couch day” even though every part of me wanted to be productive. And in that stillness, I received a download for a friend who helps people recover from addiction. That moment turned into something real: We’re now building a wellness protocol into his recovery program to support clients’ bodies and nervous systems during withdrawal — to increase their chances of staying clean. That insight would never have arrived in noise. Rest isn’t passive. Rest is productive in invisible ways. Rest is where strategy meets Spirit. So here’s your permission slip: Slow down. Stop performing. Get quiet. Let yourself receive. You don’t hear God in chaos. You don’t build from burnout. And you don’t download next-level clarity while rushing. Sacred Sunday isn’t about doing nothing. It's about creating space for everything that actually matters. Take the day. The world can wait.