Please join me in wishing @Phoenix Wilder a very Happy Birthday today!!! If you have not had the opportunity to meet him or read his work, I highly recommend you do so. He has a fascinating and superb way of connecting spiritual concepts and extending and offering agape love to those around him. You can find some of his older posts on here and more of his work on IG: https://www.instagram.com/phoenixrylanwilder/ Phoenix, I truly appreciate your beautiful wisdom. Please keep sharing it with us!! May grace and favor surround you today, filling your heart with joy and your year with abundant blessings! Happy Birthday!!! One Love, Dana ✨🤍🌍🖤✨

@Gary Lang's post reminding us to Slow Down inspired me to share an original short poem I wrote a little while back. Our experiences, our past, and our traumas do not have to own our life. There are many seasons of my life I was shook to the core. When we look at our lives as a whole, many of yesterday's troubles soon seem to appear insignificant. And yet somehow, each chapter, each season, and every lesson brought us to where we are today.... And even if we're not where we would like to be in this chapter, if we look carefully, we can begin to notice how every moment gives us opportunity for growth, transformation, and expansion. When the roots are deep, there is no need to fear the wind: Life is a series of moments Each expansion and contraction Each blessing Each hardship Are opportunities to grow stronger, wiser, and become more resilient There may be moments that bring you to your knees Look up, because you’re never alone And like the sturdy roots of a tree, we can remain grounded, yet flexible with the changing seasons and elements. Keep going! 😉 Yes You Can, Dana✨🤍🌹🖤✨

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Hey everyone! 💜 I’m thrilled to share that YES YOU CAN! has officially crossed 100 members! It has been beautiful to watch the community continue to grow—not just in numbers, but through the conversations, connections, vulnerability, encouragement, and wisdom being shared with one another. A special thank you to @Jarne Großstück, @Gary Lang, @Dhira Lalita, @Mahmoud Bayoumi, @Tania Maas, @Jayeson Vance, @Andrew Brooks, @Asha Hope & @Ossie Osmond for your thoughtful, heartfelt posts and contributions. And a special shout out to @Ope Dreville and @Karin Davis and @Lévis Côté Tremblay for your enthusiasm and support!! Your presence and willingness to share add so much value to this space, and I deeply appreciate each of you! 💜 And to every person who has joined, participated, commented, connected—or even quietly explored the community—thank you all for being here!!! 💫 Now I want to hear from YOU. Reaching this milestone feels like the perfect opportunity to reflect on what brought you to YES YOU CAN! in the first place—and what you want more of as we continue to grow. My intention is to continue creating resources, conversations, courses, experiences, and opportunities for deeper support that meet you where you are while helping you move toward where you want to be. 👇 VOTE + SHARE What are you MOST hoping to experience, learn, or create by being part of YES YOU CAN!? Choose the answer that feels most aligned with where you are right now. After you vote, I’d love for you to answer one more question in the comments: If I could create ONE resource, class, challenge, workshop, conversation, or experience specifically to support you right now, what would you want it to help you with?

Notice what happens inside you the next time someone says, "Enjoy your day." If your mind answers with "I'll try" or "once this meeting is over," you've just discovered one of the quiet agreements you've made with yourself: that peace must be earned, and joy comes only after the work is done. Many of us carried this belief into our careers, treating contentment as a reward for productivity rather than a state we're allowed to live in right now. But the checklist never truly ends, and if your peace waits for it, your peace will wait forever. The invitation is to reverse the order. Begin with gratitude for what is already here: your breath, your health, the people who matter to you, the simple gift of another day. Let that gratitude become the foundation you work from, not the prize you work toward. When you do, the day doesn't need to be perfect to be good. You bring the good with you. So pause, breathe, and receive it this time: enjoy your day. Truly 💚🌎💙😉 -The Corporate Alchemist