“So we’re constantly caught in the throes of the visionary wave—rising with such hope and excitement of the possibilities and then crashing with the belief that everything could go wrong and we aren’t capable.”
“It’s not easy to be a visionary. It takes courage. But, fortunately, that’s where we thrive best. Because courage only ever comes from the heart—from love.”
“There’s already a rhythm at play. It’s been there our whole lives. And we only have to listen and find it. Get back in touch with it.”
“Our unique genius is always what we’ve been seeking. We’ve always been seeking ourselves. Our energy medicine. It’s the very treasure we’re hunting for in every job and relationship and new Amazon purchase. Even if we don’t realize that’s what we’re continuously doing.”
“We visionaries have an overdeveloped ability to envision. And, because of that, sometimes we rely more on visions than we do on taking action. And we get ourselves so freaked out with anticipation that we never end up really going for it, really testing out our theories.”
“But it’s not so black or white. This or that. Success or failure. There can be nuance, even if it’s uncomfortable. We can not have our expectations fully met and still stick with it. Still choose ourselves. Not feel like we’re failures just because things didn’t go to plan.”