rejuvecise

Even when everything seems to be going well…when I feel aligned, grounded, and at peace…my mind can wander into darkness. And it frustrates me. Because the truth is, I feel deeply blessed. I have a wonderful family. Beautiful friendships. I’m doing the work. I love helping others feel joy, groundedness, and inner peace. And yet…my mind still goes there.

This week, as many are honoring Passover and Easter—times of reflection, renewal, and new beginnings—I found myself turning inward. Not to the traditions, although I cherish them. Not to the rituals, though they bring comfort and connection. But to something deeper. A quiet awareness… that within each of us, there is a spirit. A presence that watches, that gently guides, that reminds us who we are beneath the noise.

What a scary experience I had this week. I gave a two-minute talk at an eWomenNetwork chapter event…just two minutes. That’s it. And somehow, those two minutes felt more intimidating than any workshop I’ve ever led. The interesting part? I won that speaking opportunity the month before—and from the moment I found out, I went straight into freak-out mode. For an entire month. I even attended a two-day speaking workshop (Speakonomics) just to feel more prepared. I practiced. I meditated....