As we move toward the end of the year, it’s a natural time to look back, and to look forward. Reflection is not about judgment or regret. It’s about seeing with new eyes. And renewal is not about fixing what's broken, but awakening what's been asleep. This month, we invite you to pause, breathe, and step into the powerful space between who you were and who you're becoming.
Coming Home to Yourself
Last week, I sat with a warm cup of tea and an old journal I hadn’t opened in years. As I turned the pages, I met myself - past versions, forgotten dreams, and surprises I never expected. Some of those dreams came true. Others faded, making space for new ones. In that moment, I felt the sacred cycle of letting go and beginning again.
Reflection, when done in theta, is not a review of what went wrong, but a conscious conversation with your greater mind. You aren’t the same person you were six months ago, and you’re not meant to be. When you renew your identity with intention, you begin to resonate with a higher frequency of possibility.
Let’s command together:
“I don’t know how I release what no longer serves me and become aligned with my highest potential, I only know I do now and I am fulfilled.”
Go into theta and feel yourself filled with light. Imagine your old stories of isolation or lack melting away, and a new energy of connection and joyful contribution taking their place.
This is your new reality—because you chose it.
The Business of Becoming
A dear client of mine - let’s call him Rick - shared how his year felt like climbing uphill with a heavy pack. After a record-breaking launch, his team faltered, his systems cracked, and his passion nearly burned out. But in our final session of the year, I asked him one question: “What if your exhaustion is the doorway to your evolution?”
That shifted everything. Instead of grinding forward, Rick paused to reflect - on what worked, what didn’t, and most importantly, who he needed to become to lead his next level of business. Renewal isn't about doing more; it’s about thinking new. From that space, he rewrote his vision, redefined his role, and reconnected to why he started this journey in the first place.
Command for your business now:
"I don't know how I lead with appreciation and recognize the value in others, I only know that my gratitude transforms my business now, and I am fulfilled."
Feel the command anchor into your subconscious, releasing any need for control or perfection.
You’re creating a business culture rooted in presence, respect, and trust.
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