I'm heading out in the morning for a family vacation. I'll be back next Monday for Sacred Conversations with our VIPers, and Tuesday evening for our co-writing session. Until then, I'd love to leave you with this. As you listen, gently close your eyes and open yourself to receive. If it resonates with you, imagine your crown chakra opening to Divine wisdom and simply notice... What wants to flow through you? Have a beautiful week, and I'll see you soon.

Your story is not too ordinary to matter. I asked the question on TikTok: "What gets in the way of your creative flow?" Over 9,500 people saw the video, and in the comments, one answer kept surfacing: they didn't think anyone would be interested in what they wrote, because nothing dramatic had happened to them. That's the lie many people carry: "no one cares what they have to say." Yet the opposite is often true. The most ordinary moments, the ones you assume are too small to mention, are often the ones that stay with readers longest. Not because they're extraordinary, but because they're true. And truth, it turns out, is rare enough to be worth writing down. What ordinary moment from your life do you think no one would care about, but hasn't quite left you?

The Portal is open for you to hop in to co-write with @Ryan Clark and me. Consider this over the next week for your writing. Note: I'll be a a real old-fashioned vacation next week, but I encourage you to continue your writing and journaling practice. Language carries a frequency. Writing begins long before the first sentence. What's one piece of writing you've read that you could feel before you even understood it?

My new monitor is in and I'm ready to co-write with you. What are you geared up to write about? I could write about how losing my flame (again) is because I've caring for one of my best buddies who landed face first after hitting something in the bike lane, but really it was because I was distracted several times today. My friend's bicycle accident happened just before 10 PM Sunday night. By the time I got there, he was in the ambulance with his head bandaged up. Story to be continued ... will you be joining me?

The monitor from 2002 served me well, until it didn't. See you for our Wednesday co-writing session. Check the calendar and hop on in to the Language Portal where we tap into the the Field of Infinite Intelligence.