By giving ourselves trust, we set ourselves free
Hi Friends,
After 3 days of teacher training & 3 classes on Monday, I needed some time to recharge.
So, hereโs a little mid-week reflection! ๐ซ
Today, Iโm sitting by my window, looking out over a park filled with sunlit green pines. Maybe itโs my Taurus rising, but the warm glow on those vibrant leaves is my favorite color. ๐
This week has felt like a marathon of errands, classes, & planning, but today,
Iโm savoring the gift of space & time.
Monday was toughโI found myself on the phone with a friend, expressing my frustration about feeling stuck in certain areas of my life. She reminded me that growth takes space and time, a reminder I truly needed. ๐
As humans, we often feel the pressure to be "right"
โto say the right thing, make the right choices, & find the right path.
Becoming a business owner intensified this desire more than ever,
& Iโve had to learn itโs okay to not get it right all the time.
Trusting myself has never been easy, but this journey has challenged me to strengthen that relationship.
This week, I faced a tough decision & wrestled with the urge to make the "right" choice.
I created pros & cons lists, consulted friends, & ultimately realized that it was about more than just the decision itself.
It was about trusting myself. ๐ซ
We practice yoga for many reasons, including building strengthโphysical, emotional, & mental.
Trust is like a muscle we've been training our whole lives, & itโs more powerful than we often realize.
When we cultivate trust within ourselves, we not only grow stronger but also gain power, vitality, & freedom.
What if we replaced the need to be right with trust?
Imagine a life with less second-guessing, self-doubt, & hesitation.
When we face injuries, recovery starts with repairing the foundation.
In the case of letting go of the need to be right, self-trust is that foundation.
After some time to rest & reflect, I realized I have a strong foundation,
support around me, & that my desire to be right doesnโt have to overshadow my self-trust.
I invite you to extend a little more trust to yourself.
You donโt have to get it right all the time.
Thereโs often magic in our mistakes, & no one has all the answers anyways.
What could giving up the need to be right create space for in your life? ๐