Making space for what you want to show up


Make space for what you want to show up.

You want the dream job on the other side of the country? But they’re not hiring yet. Never mind that. Get your affairs in order so that you could move on short notice. Get into position to take your position.
You want to bring a committed, romantic love into your life? Then maybe you should break off the uncommitted stuff you’re doing “in the meantime”, (just a suggestion.)
Send a clear signal to Life that you’re ready — and available — for what you really desire. Danielle LaPorte

I have been making space for what I want to show up. I am leaving Africa to go back to the West because I want to promote my book, set up programmes in Trinidad and Tobago for young women entrepreneurs, speak at events and travel across the world doing serving!

I am making space for what I want to show up. I want to go to the beach every weekend that I can, eat the local bake and shark and watch the waves hit the shore so I am leaving my all expenses paid flat in Africa and going back to Port of Spain.

I am making space for what I want to show up. I am giving away all my clothes and shoes that I have had for what it seems like centuries I want to give it away amd make room for abundance in my life

I am making space for what I want to show up. I am ending all the actions which show that I want to be alone. I am opening up my heart and mind to new experiences and new people I am being courageous in my vulnerability and taking the risk to show how I really feel.

I am making space for what I want to show up! Are you?

Peace!!!

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