How to Surrender the Job, the Fear, and the Outcome
I’m facing my fears and quitting my job to create a life I can be proud of. Not when I’m older and retire, but now.
I’m facing my fears and quitting my job to create a life I can be proud of. Not when I’m older and retire, but now.
I took much needed time to think and feel in my body (that God speaking to me feeling, the spiritual nudges, you know the one, yes?) and pray and meditate on my next career steps.
The pain you’ve been running from might be the very thing God wants to walk you through—not to shame you, but to shape you.
Stop doing what you hate just because it “works”.
When the process drains you, the outcome won’t sustain you. So quit the punishment path and choose what brings you joy. Love, healing and transformation can feel good—and they should.
With God, all things are possible. With God, I now know that all things includes the very thing that I not only thought but downright knew was impossible.
I want to touch abundance like I would touch the hem of Jesus’ garment. Just a touch. That’s it. That’s all.
Remember the One and you will always have more than you need. Remember the One and your needs will continue to be met.
Rest so deep and full that only God can meet me there. No—that only God does meet me there.
However you define silence or stillness for yourself, I hope you come to know it, understand it, and above all, practice being it: Stop fighting. Calm down. Be quiet. Be calm. See. Understand. Desist.
To overcome addiction is to slow down enough to notice: Why am I reaching for this? What am I trying not to feel?