When life doesn't go according to plan
A practice in staying physically, mentally AND emotionally flexible
IN ALL HONESTY | AT A GLANCE
This week’s column is for paid subscribers, and it holds:
a featured story on how birthwork is reminding me to practice flexiblity
a somatic invitation to explore spontaneous movement
a writing prompt to reflect on your relationship with the unexpected
a few favorites I’ve been loving lately
a space to deepen the conversation in community comments
Oh, and be sure to check out the last column:
Feeling brand new
This has been a week filled with novelty, and, in all honesty, I’m still riding the waves...
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Working in the birth world is already beginning to highlight just how important it is to stay flexible as a general practice in life.
As humans, it is so easy to believe that because we can envision something in great detail, we can always manifest exactly what we want precisely when we want it.
In doing so, we forget to leave room for God. Plus, we also leave A LOT of room to be disappointed when life just doesn’t go according to plan…
Paid subscribers unlock the rest of this week’s prose, practice and prompt (+ my full archive of writings).
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