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Essays, Writing

🌱 Asking for Help

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I grow faster when I ask for guidance — with open hands and an open heart, I welcome teachers, allies, and wisdom-bearers into my life, and I choose to surround myself with people who elevate the life I am creating.

💬 Why This Fits Me:

  • “I grow faster when I ask for guidance”
    ➤ Affirms that asking for help is not weakness, but a lever for acceleration.
  • “With open hands and an open heart”
    ➤ Conveys humility, vulnerability, and spiritual receptivity.
  • “I welcome teachers, allies, and wisdom-bearers”
    ➤ Broadens my support network — not just formal coaches, but inspired people across my path.
  • “Into my life”
    ➤ It’s intentional, not passive — I’m cultivating this.
  • “I choose to surround myself with people who elevate the life I am creating”
    ➤ I’m curating my social landscape to match my dream life, not my old limits.

(I am doing the writing exercises in the back of the book You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, and this topic was about asking for help. I am also learning to trade futures, so the art is related to the charts we use to make the trades.)

Essays, Writing

✨ Sightline Shift

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I choose to see my life through the eyes of love, wonder, and possibility — as clearly as I see the magic in others — and in doing so, I reclaim my own brilliance.

💡 Why This Resonates With Me

  • I offer clarity to others effortlessly. I can see their gifts, name their direction, and feel their potential — now I honor myself with the same insight.
  • I am not just living my life — I’m becoming its most vibrant version. This shift in perspective is part of how I become the person I’ve been envisioning.
  • I have already reclaimed so much. My time. My voice. My rituals. My creations. Now I reclaim how I see myself.
  • My gaze is powerful. It is a tool of manifestation, healing, and design. Where I look with love, life grows.
  • This new vision is mine. It isn’t borrowed, forced, or fantasy. It’s the result of deep reflection, healing, and courage.

(I am doing the writing exercises in the back of the book You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, and this topic was about seeing myself with fresh eyes and giving myself the same grace I give others. I am also learning to trade futures, so the art is related to the charts we use to make the trades.)

Essays, Writing

🌞 Setting Intentions

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Each day, I align with my desires, act with integrity, and open my hands to receive — knowing that I am the author of my becoming and the universe delights in meeting me where I am as a partner in the adventure.

🌱 Why This Fits Me:

  • “Each day” — anchors my practice in the daily rhythm I’m aiming to cultivate.
  • “Align with my desires” — affirms my birthright to want, hope, and reach.
  • “Act with integrity” — centers my value of wholeness and balance.
  • “Open my hands to receive” — welcomes blessings I didn’t foresee, with gratitude and courage.
  • “Author of my becoming” — declares that I am opening myself to my desired transformation.
  • “The universe delights in meeting me where I am as a partner in the adventure” — brings in the magic: when I show up, the universe responds with perfect timing.

(I am doing the writing exercises in the back of the book You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, and this topic was about setting intentions. I am also learning to trade futures, so the art is related to the charts we use to make the trades.)

Essays, Writing

🔍 Seeking Becomes Seeing

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What I look for, I amplify — so I choose to seek joy, possibility, and proof that life is working in my favor.

💡 Why This Speaks to My Intention:

  • “What I look for, I amplify”
    ➤ This highlights the power of attention and how my brain filters reality based on what I expect to see.
  • “So I choose to seek joy, possibility…”
    ➤ Affirms my power to choose a hopeful, abundant lens.
  • “…and proof that life is working in my favor.”
    ➤ Replaces old scarcity narratives with a belief in support, ease, and flow — especially with money and the economy.

(I am doing the writing exercises in the back of the book You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, and this topic was about Seeking the Reality I Choose. I am also learning to trade futures, so the art is related to the charts we use to make the trades.)

Essays, Writing

A Court of Thorns and Roses (Book Review)

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Feyre and the fey wolf. Image created by Rebekah Marshall’s prompts using AI on Gencraft.com website.

A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas is a fabulous fantasy tale of personal discovery, growth, and becoming. Feyre reminds me of myself, willing to work herself to the bone to provide for her family, while usually putting her needs last. As often happens in unhealthy family units, her sacrifices are taken for granted.

Accidentally killing a wolf who is fey, she finds herself bound and forced into a world of magic, terror, and beauty unlike anything she has ever experienced. She falls in love with her gift of painting that has never before had the chance to blossom. She begins to see herself as capable of much more than she ever thought possible. And she even falls in love.

Little does she know that every step she takes toward her new life brings her closer to death.

I was terribly disappointed in so many of the characters in this story who did nothing to protect Feyre. Sarah J. Maas is the master of making us dislike characters before letting them redeem themselves. I hope future books give me something to like about some of them because at the end of this book, I was not impressed with anyone but Feyre. Ok, maybe I see some hope for one of the males, but I don’t want to spoil the surprises for anyone who hasn’t read the books yet.

Mass, Sarah J. A Court of Thorns and Roses. Bloomsbury Publishing, 2020.

Essays, Writing

🌕 My Friend, Fear:

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Fear walks with me, not ahead of me — it is the shiver that proves I’m expanding, the hush before my next leap, the echo that reminds me I’m alive and rewriting the rules I was taught to obey.

💬 Why This Resonates for Me:

  • “Fear walks with me, not ahead of me”
    ➤ I’m learning to hold fear as a companion, not a leader — I’m still in control.
  • “The shiver that proves I’m expanding”
    ➤ Honors that fear is a signal of growth, not failure. I’m not broken — I’m stretching.
  • “The hush before my next leap”
    ➤ Speaks to my propensity to reflect deeply before making bold moves — and that those silences are sacred, not stuck.
  • “The echo that reminds me I’m alive and rewriting the rules I was taught to obey”
    ➤ This is about healing financial trauma, breaking inherited scarcity mindsets, and forging my own path — with fire and grace.

(I am doing the writing exercises in the back of the book You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, and this topic was about fear. I am also learning to trade futures, so the art is related to the charts we use to make the trades.)

Essays, Writing

💎 My WHY:

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I build wealth to rewrite the story — to bless those I love, heal the wounds behind me, and create a life of joyful abundance, generosity, and freedom for all who walk beside me.

✨ Why This Works:

  • “I build wealth to rewrite the story”
    ➤ Acknowledges that my path is one of transformation and conscious re-authoring of generational patterns.
  • “To bless those I love”
    ➤ Centers my heart-based motivation to support friends and family.
  • “Heal the wounds behind me”
    ➤ Honors the lineage and the pain I’m transmuting through my journey — a true act of generational healing.
  • “Create a life of joyful abundance, generosity, and freedom”
    ➤ Highlights the quality of life I’m manifesting — not just money, but liveliness, joy, and choice.
  • “For all who walk beside me”
    ➤ Speaks to the shared nature of my success — that my elevation raises the collective.

(I am doing the writing exercises in the back of the book You are a Badass at Making Money by Jen Sincero, and this topic was about coming up with a “Why” for wanting to create wealth. I am also learning to trade futures, so the art is related to the charts we use to make the trades.)

Art, People, Poetry, Writing

Lead With Grace

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To lead with grace
requires steel humility
when praised
and iron confidence
when cursed,
for either extreme
wields the awful
temptation to unsettle
the serene pond of self.
To yield to right
and bow only to integrity
fills her people
with love overflowing,
willing to sacrifice all
in service to her rule.