@Ava Reynolds I agree, Ava 😊 I think trusting God's timing can be one of the hardest things because we naturally want to understand what is happening and know what comes next. Sometimes learning to be patient and letting things unfold is where the real growth happens. I’m still learning that myself, but I’ve found that the more I let go of trying to control every outcome, the more peaceful the process feels. 🙏❤️

@Ava Reynolds @Ava Reynolds I think for me, it helps to pause and remind myself that I don't have to have everything figured out right away. 😊 Sometimes taking a step back, reflecting, and giving things time helps me let go of the need to control the outcome. I'm still learning that too, but I've found that patience can bring a lot of clarity. 🙏 I appreciate you sharing your email as well, and I'd be happy to connect and get to know you better.

@Sue Thomson Thank you for sharing that, Sue ❤️ I can understand a little better now what you mean by being "a part of but apart from." It sounds like you've spent much of your life seeing the world from a perspective that many people around you may not have shared. Even though I imagine that hasn't always been easy, it also seems to have given you a unique way of understanding people and life. Do you think walking between those two cultures has shaped the way you now approach your calling to help and guide others?

@Sue Thomson I’m so sorry I’m only just getting back to you, Sue ❤️ My brother became unwell and I’ve spent the last few days at the hospital with him, so I haven’t really been online or had the chance to keep up with the community. I can understand much better now what you mean by being between two cultures. It sounds like what may have felt like being caught between two worlds throughout your life has also given you the ability to step back and see things from more than one perspective. I can see why that would be valuable when you're trying to help others, especially when emotions can sometimes make it difficult to see the bigger picture. I imagine that kind of objectivity has taken a lot of inner strength and self-awareness to develop. It sounds like, although this part of your journey hasn't always been easy, it has helped shape the way you serve and support others today. 🙏❤️

Welcome back, Sue 😊❤️ This is such a peaceful reminder. I really like the thought that stillness isn't about doing nothing, but about finding that place of alignment. Sometimes it's only when we slow down that we can see things with greater clarity. I hope you've been able to find a few moments of that stillness yourself after everything you've been doing for others. It's lovely to see you sharing again. 🙏

@Sue Thomson I can imagine, Sue 😊❤️ With everything you do for others, I’m sure life can get hectic at times. I’m glad you’re still able to find those moments to sit in stillness though, especially when you’ve been giving so much of your time and energy to helping others. 🙏 Also, I replied to your email earlier, so whenever you get a chance, you can have a look there too 😊💌

This is really beautiful, Sue 😊 I like how simply you’ve expressed it - it brings things back to that deeper perspective of who we are beyond everything we experience in this life. It’s something that’s easy to forget in the middle of everyday life, but also really grounding when we pause and reflect on it 🙏

@Sue Thomson That’s really lovely, Sue 😊 I think they definitely do that - they really give people something to pause and reflect on, even if they don’t always say it out loud. It’s a nice way of guiding people to think more deeply in their own time and in their own way 🙏

@Sue Thomson That’s deeply moving, Sue ❤️ It sounds like what you shared with your husband was far more than companionship - almost like a sacred partnership and a journey of learning together. I can understand why carrying that knowledge forward feels so important to you. And I think the fact that you’re still committed to sharing it says a lot about the love, trust, and purpose that was placed in your hands 🙏 By the way, I was wondering - have you had any more conversations with Ayinde since the feedback he gave you? Has anything started taking shape from that yet? 😊

@Sue Thomson I understand, Sue 😊 It really sounds like you’ve had quite a lot on your plate lately, both emotionally and in terms of the work you’re doing for others. I can imagine it’s not always easy to find the headspace to focus on everything at once. And thank you for sharing that about your husband - I can see how meaningful that connection was for you and why you hold it in such a special way 🙏 No worries at all about the freelancer, just take your time with it when things settle a bit more.