To put it simply, a limiting belief is a self-made conclusion about ourselves, about who we are, and about the world we live in, that holds us back. Hence, “limiting.”
It’s a negative belief we carry, one that restrains our minds and narrows what we believe is possible for us.
Loss is one of the few human experiences I find almost impossible to write about.
Not because I haven’t known loss.
I have.
But because every sentence I write feels too small for what loss can be.
Fear has been part of the human experience for as long as we’ve existed.
Whether it’s fear of failure, rejection, loss, or uncertainty, fear is something every human being knows.
Some fears keep us alive.
Hope has terrible timing.
It tends to show up exactly when logic packs its bags and leaves.
When every spreadsheet says “don’t.”
When statistics roll their eyes.
I’ve noticed something over the years.
Forgiveness seems to have become a destination.
Almost a milestone.
As though one day we’ll finally be able to say,
“I’ve forgiven.”
I don’t usually write about books.
Not because books haven’t shaped me.
They have.
Some of them have changed me in ways I only understood years later.
Not losing a friend to death.
But the death of the friendship itself.
When a friendship comes to an end.
I’ve been journeying with this word my entire life.
I still do.
It’s one of those words that seems almost self-explanatory.
Until you stop for a moment and ask yourself what it actually means.
A question I’m often asked is: what exactly is Light Language?
And I’ll be honest.
It’s one of the harder things to put into words.
A question I get asked a lot is: so what actually is the Akashic Records?
It’s a fair question.
For something that comes up more and more these days, it’s rarely explained in a way that feels clear, or grounded.