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Mini Challenge: Today, do ONE thing your future self will thank you for
It doesn’t have to be big. In fact, small steps today create massive shifts over time. Think of this as a gift you’re sending forward in time… to your future self. 💡 Ideas to spark you: - Drink an extra glass of water and skip the soda. - Buy a juicer and commit to a 30 day challenge of juicing something healthy for your body - Journal out your 5 year goal and what life will look like contribution & spirituality, finances, career & mission, time, relationships, emotions & meaning, physical body. - Send that “Hey, I’ve been thinking about you” text. Or any text you’ve been intuitively called to send for a while now but haven’t because of limiting beliefs. - Spend 10 minutes in silence, just breathing or having fun. Witnessing the mind and replacing negative loops with positive ones. - Go into nature and feel the divine all around you - Start small with a workout (literally 5-10 minutes will do) - Put $50 into your savings account. Then plan a way to save x amount of money moving forward. - Organize one messy drawer, your vehicle, or an area where you live. 📌 Your Action Steps: 1. Choose ONE thing right now (yes, right now). 2. Do it today.. no excuses, no overthinking. 3. Celebrate the win in the comments so we can cheer you on! 🎉 Remember: Momentum isn’t built in giant leaps.. it’s built in consistent, intentional moves. Keep the long game in mind.. don’t focus so much on the task, focus on the outcome and the evolution of you. Your future self is already smiling at you. 💬 Drop below: What’s the ONE thing you’re doing today? Let’s create a ripple effect in The Healing Circle
Mini Challenge: Today, do ONE thing your future self will thank you for
3 likes • Aug 15
I gave quality time to two of my kids today even though I felt behind in other areas, and enjoyed it rather than worrying about the other things I could be doing.
0 likes • Aug 20
@Justin Peters they teach me how important relationships are, and how hard conversations and forgiveness can transform relationships if we are willing.
Question about Parenting
I have a neutral question for you on the topic of parenting. I have my own opinion on the matter and would like to hear yours. Do you think parents don't know any better from their childhood and raise their children the way their parents did, or should parents be aware of what parenting should look like beforehand and approach parenthood with self-reflection?
2 likes • Aug 9
I think it’s easy to follow what we know, but from experience of turning around bad parenting I can say we can always decide to change and heal from our own childhood wounds in order to be the parent to our kids that we didn’t have but wanted. But it’s not easy.
What’s One Thing Your Younger Self Needed to Hear..But Never Did?
I’ve been reflecting lately on how different life might have felt if my younger self had heard just one truth at the right time. What’s beautiful about this inquiry is if we want to change the past we can do so by going back to it and having the conversation that the little us needed most. For some of us, it might have been… 💬 “You are enough..exactly as you are.” 💬 “It’s okay to fail. That’s how you grow.” 💬 “Love yourself first, before you try to please everyone else.” Sometimes, we don’t realize how powerful a single sentence could have been until years later. Here’s the question for you: If you could sit down with your younger self right now, what’s one thing you would tell them that they never got to hear? Your answer might inspire someone else here who needs to hear it today. Drop it in the comments ⬇️ Let’s make this thread one that heals and inspires.
What’s One Thing Your Younger Self Needed to Hear..But Never Did?
6 likes • Aug 9
There is nothing wrong with you. You are worthy of love and of being celebrated. Your voice is worth hearing. It’s okay to ask for help and get support. You don’t have to carry everything alone.
What’s Worked for You on the Healing Path?
Alright family, let’s drop in. I want to invite each of you to bring forward the practices, tools, or modalities that have truly transformed your life.. the ones that helped you shift, heal, grow, and evolve into who you are today. ⠀ If you were to reflect on everything you’ve been through… The highs. The heartbreaks. The breakthroughs. The awakenings ⠀ What were the key practices or teachings that shaped you? What helped you reconnect with your truth, your power, your peace? ⠀ This is a space to share wisdom.. not just theories, but what’s actually worked in your own healing and awakening. Let’s pour into this circle so others can find something that supports their journey too. ⠀ What has been most impactful for you? Drop it below. Let’s grow together. With big love, Justin
What’s Worked for You on the Healing Path?
5 likes • Aug 6
For me, it has honestly been little things. I'm in the middle of a multi-year journey of coming out of a really deep fog where I had totally lost myself. It started with simply starting to build authentic connections, taking responsibility for the things I needed to, find ways to set healthy boundaries and care for myself, caring for my health and fitness, taking time for me, finding ways to deal with my emotions that were healthier (not ignoring them but also not letting them take me wherever). All of these were small steps added one at a time. For example, I started with 5 minutes twice a week for working out and am now over a year later exercising much more than that and planning a week long backpacking trip the end of September. I started a gratitude journal, and then a regular journal. I started really deepening my relationship with God. Each of these started with small daily changes. I tried to focus on one specific thing I wanted to change each week (sometimes for multiple weeks), sometimes two, rather than trying to tackle everything at once. I gave myself permission to struggle, fail, and just be where I was on the way to where I was going (that part was one of the biggest keys to success). I gave myself permission to make VERY small, easily attainable goals (like the 5 minutes twice a week working out) as a starting point to get somewhere further down the road, knowing they would lead to me doing more.
Random acts of kindness
Don't forget that doing a random act of kindness really can not only make someones day but make yours also. Random acts have a beautiful ripple effect to them. ✌🏽 I find it even more healing to do a random act of kindness directly after someone has done something hurtful to me. Essentially killing the bad vibes with good ones.
Random acts of kindness
2 likes • Aug 2
@Sahra S nope...I literally didn't know her and never saw her again, but this moment was so important to me. It reminds me that I'll never know the impact I can have on people with the small things.
1 like • Aug 2
@Arthur van Benthem yeah, if they then give to others in the future because of that moment it multiplies over time. The impact that woman had on me and my perception of my value, not immediately, but eventually, is changing who I am now and thus who my kids are as well.
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Susan Walker
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I own a company that sells books to schools and gives back into the educational community.

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