Shine Brighter

Listen. Because listening’s important:

Hi and welcome to the Re-Enchant Your Life reminder.

Your sacred pause in the day where you’re encouraged to take a moment to stop and tune into your inner wisdom and become present, so that you can reconnect to your personal power and confidently embrace who you’re becoming, as you Re-Enchant Your life and create the change you truly desire.

Today you’re being reminded to reconnect with and reawaken your inner radiance.

That part of you that shines the brightest.

That part of yourself that revels in the truth of who you are, that celebrates all that you are, all that’ve you’ve achieved, and all that is to come.

That part of you that brings joy just through being.

No expectations, no pressure, just truth.

Women are often told that they are too much; too emotional, too needy, too strong, too masculine, to feminine, to loud, too quiet, too thin, too fat, too smart, too intimidating, too anything really…

When a woman shows up fully and shines in her power it can make other people feel uncomfortable and they can try and shut her down.

No matter what your experience, perhaps you’ve experienced being called or made to feel ‘too much’, maybe you’ve had people try and shut you down, just remember your inner light cannot be put out, it can only be hidden.

It’s time to take up space.

Take up space with your presence, your voice, your words, your ideas, and your dreams.

Take up space as you radiate your truth and joy into the world.

Make the world brighter by shining your inner light and celebrating the other people that do the same.

In this very moment, just pause and take a breath, as you reconnect with your inner radiance.

I’ll see you tomorrow for your daily reminder to Re-Enchant Your Life with me, Rebecca-Anuwen,

In the meantime, enjoy shining brighter!

PostScript

For years I hid shining my own inner radiance behind the pretence of lack of clarity.

I didn’t realise it was a pretence at the time, I genuinely thought I wasn’t clear on what I needed to do.

But in truth I was too scared to commit to what it was I wanted to do.

So instead of taking action, I’d think and plan, and then think and plan some more, and then think and re-write the plan.

Then when I was sure, I’d start to doubt myself.

Then once I was over the doubt again…. I’d be sure again, but then get caught up in the ‘how’.

How would I make this work? How was I sure that it would work? How was I sure that this was the right thing to do?

But I now realise, that isn’t how showing up works.

It’s not about the ‘how’.

I didn’t need clarity, it was my excuse from doing what I needed to do.

I just needed to commit and take the first step.

Time and time again I have found that clarity comes with action.

It’s not that the initial action was perfect, but by taking action allowed me to change the current situation and course-correct until I got where I wanted to be.