THE WAY
Stop abandoning yourself to belong. Start living what is actually yours.
BEGINS NOV 1
How much of your life is actually yours?
Maybe you became very good at taking care of everyone.
At reading the room. Anticipating what people need. Being easy, capable, successful, helpful. Knowing when to speak and when to stay quiet. Knowing how to keep things together.
Maybe before you even know what you want, you’re already thinking about how your choice will affect everyone else. Their feelings. Their expectations. Their disappointment. Their ideas about who you are and who you should be.
And somewhere along the way, it became harder to hear your own voice.
What do I want?
What do I know?
What is actually mine?
This is what self-abandonment can look like.
Not necessarily a life that is falling apart.
Sometimes it looks like a woman who is deeply capable. Who has done the therapy, the retreats, the journaling, the work. Who takes care of people. Who gets things done.
And still, there are places where she leaves herself in order to stay connected, be loved, be good, be safe, or belong.
There is more of you than the life you are currently living.
Not because your life is wrong.
But because so much of your energy may still be going toward managing, anticipating, proving, protecting, pleasing, holding everything together.
Imagine what becomes possible when that energy becomes available for you.
For what you want.
For what you know.
For what you create.
For what you are ready to receive.
For the risks you want to take.
For being seen.
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