I always love hearing from other people what changed them the most. It usually consist of an event, a quote, a season in their life.. something that happened that changed the trajectory of their life forever. For me.. it was the idea of simple 'being a student of life'.. I put so much pressure on myself for so long to have it ALL figured out. Stressing, overworking, overthinking.. you name it, I was doing it. When I started leaning into the student aspect.. it took so much of the pressure off and allowed me to exhale and remind myself i'm simply here to learn.. and to be gentle with myself. What's that ONE thing that helped change you the most? Drop Below In The Comments 👇

IT Is important to see anger for what it really is: a need to control. This can consume us.

I have to share something I’m really proud of today. Back in May, I applied for a Schengen visa and got rejected — not enough documents. It was a blow. So this month, I decided to try again… but honestly, I was terrified. My first thought was, What if I mess it up again? What if I forget something? I couldn’t afford to pay the fees twice and go through that disappointment again. I contacted an agency for help, hoping it would ease the pressure — but the woman handling it was slow, unresponsive, and totally unreliable. I felt stuck. Time was running out, and I had a choice: either wait around for someone who wasn’t showing up for me… or show up for myself. So I took the leap. I filled in the application on my own, found the soonest available appointment (which cost extra, by the way — prime time fee!), and submitted everything even though my heart was literally shaking. After that, a friend told me I probably should’ve filled in one part differently. I just laughed it off — it was a small thing. No need to spiral. Then came the flight and hotel bookings. And I panicked. You’d think it was my first time traveling alone! I’ve done this before — bookings, planning, all of it. But this time, I was filled with fear. What if I didn’t follow the embassy’s exact requirements? What if I got rejected again? What if this whole thing was a mistake? Especially since I don’t even have a clear plan for what’s next — I just knew I wanted to get the visa while I still could. I reached out to the agency lady again… and surprise! She replied once, then disappeared. Again. And in that moment, I just paused and said to myself: Why am I letting this fear run the show? Why am I putting myself under this pressure just because I’m scared to fail? Then it hit me: What if I don’t fail? What if everything actually works out?Even if it doesn’t — it’s all pre-bookings. Nothing is final. No harm done. So I sat down, took a breath, listed everything I needed, and organized my documents one by one. I did it. Completely on my own. And when I finished, I felt so proud. Not just because I completed the application — but because I didn’t let fear win this time.

Unconditional love is beautiful when given to the right being.

Have any of you ever experienced a spiritual awakening or a sense of healing after which you suddenly don’t know what to do professionally anymore in your life? So much clarity in other areas of life but job wise..little to none. Curious to find out your experiences.