[week 14/52] shedding

Shedding doesn’t happen overnight. You’re unfurling and growing in new way daily. Growth takes time and patience. Advocate for yourself … [and keep trusting].

Alexandra Elle

Having a sense of structure in place makes “it is easier to thrive and flourish” (Julia Cameron). My creative structure (sequences and task lists + compiling these weekly summaries of what I am reading and observing) serves me as both a balm and compass.

True love allows, honors, and appreciates; attachment grasps, demands, needs, and aims to possess.

Brené Brown

[oracle card + affirmations from the April download]

The only real apology is behavior change. If they keep saying sorry for the same thing over and over and over again—they probably aren’t actually sorry and they might just be saying it to absolve themselves of guilt.

Mel Robbins

[Self-abandonment] is not an act of love.…Sometimes the most compassionate thing we can do is to step away from people, places and situation that are stifling our growth and potential.

Alex Elle

📱“True growth and innovation demand that we break free from the cycle of repetitive and comfort.” [oracle card] 🧭 April guide word 🌗 [quarter moon] 🦄 [i am] 📱 restorative pauses 📱 seeing yourself 🦄 life-lens

Some of these links are to posts I shared in the private communities I host.


Allow yourself to consider the possibilities. Allow yourself to consider the possibilities in a thousand little ways … In doing this, you are creating space to move from a passive to active hope, that can thrive amidst the change.

Morgan Harper Nichols

🎧 Julia Louis-Dreyfus podcast 🌟 Virginia Woolf’s Account of a Total Solar Eclipse 🦄 How to make a map of your mind & interview with Mary Ruefle & Mary Ruefle on the joy of blackout poetry (Austin Kleon) 🎥 The Life of a Poet: Mary Ruefle 🦄 new month, less baggage 🦄 You are strong enough 🦄 “Just sit.” Steven Pressfield 🦄 Wants and needs, Seth Godin 🌑 Annie Dillard on the Stunning Otherworldliness of a Total Solar Eclipse 🌟 Jen Butler 🎥 Dream Alliance 🐎

Tracking my days + counting weeks assists me in being attentive to my energies.

  • It helps me to be aware of the cyclical energies, habits and patterns of my living — and to resist overthinking/fretting about the “highs and lows” of those cycles.
  • Chronicling these events also helps me to identify the details and decisions of what I can influence and modify — and release myself from any undue sense of duty or responsibility regarding what I cannot influence or modify.

We need some sort of triggering event that leads us to step back and think bigger-picture.

Katy Milkman

It is for you to decide who you are, not who another has been or has failed to be.

Neale Donald Walsch

Thank you kindly for your presence here, Braveheart. 

I appreciate your interest and support.

~love & good wishes~

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2024 Right Brain Planner® Kit [Theme] Kaleidoscope Perspectives ✨ [Focus] — Noticing Beauty (within the kaleidoscope of your living: the ongoing, ever-changing “formations” of color and meaning)

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