In response to Allison’s Ross post titled Does divinity have a place in modern-day marketing? guess each person finds their source in their own way, whether spiritually, religiously, intuitively, or even scientifically. It ’is a personal choice. The next step is how one evolves with it: how you observe, listen, and take inspiration into your daily life, both as an individual and as an entrepreneur.
To me, divinity is not a being or a presence, it’s an experience. It’s the deep intelligence of ecosystems, the quiet reciprocity in the natural world.
At times, I was super excited and felt on-track and as if all possibilities were within reach. Things flowed and worked out…for a while. Then the same old low-vibe pattern would play out through the reality of my life and it was ‘here we go again.’ If you resonate with this, celebrate!
My invitation to you is to put on your big girl or boy pants and face whatever you need to in your inner and outer reality so that you can make the difference in this world that you chose to come and make. Deep inside, a part of you knows this is true and also knows what your sacred rebel role is. Find this part and become besties with it.
We check email 74 times a day on average? What did we do with our time in the good ol’ days? And knowing what we now know about quantum physics, are we messing with out future?
I was taken on a trip into my inner 5-year-old where I remembered having a tea party with the little boy next door. Doing what Mommy always did, I placed the teabag in (cold) water, added the milk and sugar, and then handed him the cup. It must have tasted foul, but I watched him consume it all.
I had no fear. I had curiosity. I felt at home, safe, and at peace. Things were simple then. I trusted and I was open to where things would lead next. I did not have a 1-year or 5-year plan. I did not know of anything outside of the moment I was in. All I knew was that the magic was right there, in the moments, and I didn’t want it to end.
When everyone tends to their own energy, the collective naturally rises. There’s no confusion, no frustration—only resonance.
When you let go of something—physically or mentally—you free up attention. You reclaim energy. You make space for clarity, creativity, and presence
While spirituality can be an excellent tool for growth, spiritual bypassing prevents people from dealing with real-world problems by pretending everything is fine when it’s not.
On the 27 Archetypes site (27archetypes.com), there’s a quiz called Behind the Smile. As I read through the archetypes, I found myself reflecting on the layers within this theme. The soul behind the smile holds untold stories and quiet strength. What goes on behind the smile of an entrepreneur? What lingers in their minds as they navigate their business, moving from moments of uncertainty to near-thriving, only to face challenges again?
“Unsung Heroes” is a beautiful movie on Netflix about family, love, and resolve. It narrates an inspiring story of moving forward with complete trust, demonstrating resilience through life’s ups and downs. This heartfelt story deeply stirred me.
Do we talk enough about that space in between trying to do everything and learning to do nothing? That space where we see through the lie that hard work equals success.
A few weeks ago I heard this beautiful piano piece. The music flowed like a graceful, swaying dance of tempo, with a sweet and playful rhythm. The sounds of beauty echoing in the notes. What a musical serenade of the heart and for the soul.
