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a feeling I can’t put down
i was listening to joe dispenza (borderline obsessed) and something he said has been following me around all weekend.
he said, most people want change so desperately. a different life. a different body. a different baseline. a different relationship with themselves.
and no matter how many books they read, how many affirmations they whisper, how many sessions they sit through — they cannot get there, we attach ourselves to comfortability.
i've been sitting with that for a few days.
because i think we all know the person he's describing. the one who's been almost ready for two years. the one who keeps buying the same kind of book. the one who knows exactly what she should do but somehow keeps choosing what she's always done.
(if that woman is you — read it again, gently. no shame in this room. just truth.)
here's what's turning over in me:
the version of you that's waiting to feel ready — she's the same version that's been keeping you exactly where you are.
you don't change from i'm ready. you change from i've decided.
i'm letting that sit in my own life this week. there's more underneath it that i'm working through(forever on the journey forward)more on this as it comes through…
for now, i'm just curious —
if there's one thing in your life right now where you've been waiting to feel ready — what is it?
drop it below if you feel like it. one sentence. no fixing required. just naming it out loud is the work.
— jen ♡
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a feeling I can’t put down
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