Tag: Intentional Living
Welcoming Possibility
In the practice of maintaining an expectation of good, we often emphasize the importance of letting go of attachment to specific outcomes. While this might feel restrictive at first, the truth is far more liberating. Letting go of fixations opens us to a world of possibilities we may never have imagined. Picture this: you’re at…
Intentional Living: A Four-Step Process for Transformation
There are many concepts we can apply to live with greater joy, fulfillment, and alignment. But where true transformation begins is in bringing these principles together to create a cohesive approach. This is where intentional living comes in—it harmonizes core concepts to elevate our experience and raise our vibration. I call this four-step approach “Intentional…
Cultivating an Expectation of Good
Imagine moving through life with a sense that everything is working in your favor. You’re not just trusting the flow or following your passion; you’re also expecting good outcomes, even if they don’t look exactly as you imagined. This sense of expectation can be transformative, helping us create a life filled with positivity and openness.…
Trusting the Flow: Following Your Passion
Many of us have experienced moments when time seems to fly by, and we feel more alive than ever—fully immersed in what we love. Those are moments of being in the flow—feeling fully present and engaged in what we’re doing. When we listen to Source or our higher self (or whatever name we give to…
Releasing What No Longer Serves Us
As we journey through life, our beliefs and practices often evolve with us, shaped by our experiences and personal growth. However, holding on too tightly to old beliefs—even those that once served us well—can sometimes create blocks that limit our progress. What if, instead of judging these beliefs or clinging to them out of habit,…
Assuming Positive Intent: Finding Good in Every Situation
One of the best pieces of advice I’ve received is to assume positive intent. We’ve all experienced moments when an interaction feels off or even rude, and our minds start creating stories to explain it. But what if we paused and assumed that the other person had good intentions or that we might be missing…
Unwavering Expectation
Trusting the Flow In life, unwavering expectation can be a powerful tool, especially when facing uncertainty or waiting for something promised. Imagine the way a child responds when told they’re going on a long-awaited trip to Disneyland. The child doesn’t demand proof, such as seeing the tickets or verifying financial arrangements. Instead, they simply trust…
