Deliberate, defiant joy
Here in Australia, the week after the US election, the daily announcements of Trump's plans for the military and foreign policy are terrifying.
Deliberate, defiant joy is one way of tapping into our resilience, and connecting with our hearts, with our capacity for love, and with each other.
And we're all going to need all of that.
The truth about half-assing
Half-assing is a superpower and a seed of rebellion, when you know how it works and why we’re told not to do it.
Desire and Receiving
Knowing what you ACTUALLY want makes life so much easier - time to tap in to your own unapologetic desire. Because most of us have been taught by our culture (helloooooo patriarchy and white supremacy) to suppress our actual wants, so it’s become really hard to hear them clearly.
It’s not you…
The path to reclaiming your joy and purpose begins with a willingness to forgive - to forgive all those times you blamed yourself for losing your joy; forgive all those times you punished yourself for feeling stuck or sad. The path begins with compassion for yourself, with recognition that none of this was EVER your fault, with relief at the realisation you are not broken or in need of fixing - and a powerful reminder that you are also not a helpless victim in this scenario.
Reclaiming your joy might not be a quick fix, but it is a worthwhile endeavour.
The secret of worthiness
You are already, always, altogether worthy, just by existing. Knowing you are worthy is a key to bringing in the money that matches your full potential. And knowing you are worthy requires nothing extra from you, except to let a little courage and compassion be enough.
The BS behind Impostor Syndrome …
Knowing that it’s not a you-problem is the starting place, because it removes the burden of feeling like there is something wrong with you; and it means you can focus your energy on countering the impact of Impostor Syndrome with defiance and a sense of empowerment.
Hedonic Adaptation
Hedonic Adaptation is what keeps our happiness levels on an even keel, or stuck in low gear - and you can change your own happiness levels with this simple and delightful practice.
Humane Manifesting
Inhumane manifesting, as a way of short-cutting to a result, has become highly weaponised in some circles, to the point of catastrophic damage. But we CANNOT dismiss or ignore the impact of systemic oppression, real-world disadvantage, family dynamics, intergenerational trauma, and our own individual past experiences and trauma. That is privilege writ large. And … the concept that ‘thoughts become things’ is not exactly wrong. So how do we implement a more humane manifesting approach?
Cracking the Reality Code
Cracking the reality code is waaaaay simpler and more fun than you might think. And it has zero to do with conspiracies or plots, and everything to do with your own internal power.
Freaking yourself out
When things go right, are you freaking yourself out? Here’s why, and how to quit it easily.
Ditch the binary
We make a lot of assumptions about our own lives, and many of them feel like ‘either/or’ choices. Tapping into a third dimension unleashes a ton of power, and it’s easier than you might think. Time to ditch the binary!
From martyr to goddess
The patriarchy in your head makes the journey from martyr to goddess so much harder - but it can and must be done, for your sake and for all of us on the planet. Three good reasons, four simple steps, for you to explore.
Your brain is a border collie
Your brain is like a border collie pup - whip-smart, eager to learn, curious AF - and when it gets bored or anxious or unruly, it'll chew your slippers and pee on the rug (metaphorically speaking!)
The Dossier of Awesome
One simple yet powerful tool to radically overhaul your brain's opinions about who you are and what you're capable of - introducing the Dossier of AWESOME!
On being ‘stuck’
Getting stuck isn’t necessarily a bad thing - in fact, sometimes it might even be required. And you don’t want to stay there. Paradox alert!
Whose Rule is it Anyway?
Our brains function to carry us through the day, by observing millions of 'rules'. Some are innate, some are learned. Some are useful, others ... not so much.
You can stop being the victim of your brain's rules, once you have this simple question up your sleeve.
Give SHOULD the boot
Time to give the word SHOULD the boot, and replace it with the word COULD