I have to tell you, when I first was drawn to crystals and all the woo woo things, my family thought I was a bit coo coo.
Talking about the energy and the different things they can do for you and your life… yep eye rolling for sure.
But I noticed a few months ago, there is this trend that is popping up more and more on social media and with famous people. They are all into the crystals and woo woo things.
You hear them talk about it, see them in photos with crystals, and even learn they have businesses centered around them.
What the actual F.
I was called crazy (probably like you too, sister), was told to stop believing in it (I see you sister), and my husband even told me I needed to get them out of the house.
(I prefer to believe he couldn’t handle the energy they were giving off, and wanted to shut back down.)
…….
Yep, so true.
But the second a famous person starts talking about them, and all of a sudden my hubby and the rest of the world wants to participate and act like they know what’s going on.
I think he really got on board when I started using them for different things, like getting our dream home without a pushback from the seller or using them in a massage to help remove the pain in his neck that regular massage and pain meds didn’t help.
Like all other things, sometimes it takes time and education to learn about something. The first time you see or hear of this new thing, it may not make sense and can be way over your head.
The second time around, maybe the concepts become a bit more familiar and understandable yet still out in lala land. Then someone or something posts in verbiage you can understand, and the lightbulb moment takes place.
But, there’s so many things you can use them for, and it all can be confusing, I know. That’s why I have taken a deep dive into many different areas, understanding different avenues for you to discover, from someone who is normal, ie, not a famous person who gets instant media attention for anything and everything.
I have actual clients and daily practices where I implement the use of crystals in my business as well as my home. I share practical advice and usage so you too can confidently jump on board the crystal train for your home and life.
Whatcha say, are you ready for the bright and shiny, magical world of crystals?
PS – If you are ready, and don’t know what to do, take a peek at my crystal membership where you can learn more about them!
When people close on their businesses we think of it as a failure, but what if it wasn’t serving them, what if it was draining them of their energy and their love and passion.
Is it a failure then?
We think of people who file bankruptcy as failures but in reality you look at what they’re doing now or ask them how much of a weight off their shoulders? What about the things that you learned?
One of those things that you learned could actually be something that you were truly successful at now, is it a failure then?
If you don’t believe me, look at your children or think back to when you were a child. I’m sure you don’t remember or can’t count the times that a baby tried to crawl, tried to set up or even tried to walk. Surely they didn’t learn to do all of these things the first time they tried. Imagine if that baby gave up after the first time of not succeeding. Never learn to walk or talk. Baby never learned to form sentences or even learn how to count.
Why do we forget the simplest things in our every day life were a result of several failures?
We live in a society where failing has become this taboo topic or this bad thing when in reality it could be the thing that saves you.
Think about the things in your life, maybe it was at ballet, painting, I don’t know wherever thing it was, what did you learn from that failure?
If it was painting, maybe you learned that you aren’t great at mixing colors but you prefer looking at art that’s already done. What if it was your business, you learned that you can do many things and you actually make a better employee than a business owner.
Failure isn’t a bad thing.
Failure teaches us so much.
Failure allows more doors to open because you have more experience and more knowledge of the things from the past that you didn’t do so well at. So how about let’s stop saying failure as negative and look at failure like the opportunity that it is to grow and make you better in the future.
Let’s support each other and give each other props for knowing when it’s time to throw in the towel, and collect quits. So let’s start failing up instead of failing down and feeling sad and sorry for ourselves.
It’s OK to fail, and I’m right here, right beside you, failing at may things, every day.
For that matter, I was so afraid to fail, at anything that I wouldn’t start it at all. I begged my husband to keep our gym open for 6 months and a $50,000 loss because I didn’t want it to fail and ultimately me fail. I was so crippled that failing meant I was disappointing someone or something, that I would hold on to things, businesses, relationships, etc far longer than was healthy for either entity.
Until I learned it was ok to fail, I was miserable. I’m sure those around me could see and feel it, but I always tried to make it not fail. I didn’t want to be a failure.
Then something amazing happened.
My husband told me “It’s ok to fail, there are a bazillion things out there in this world you can do. Try something else and see if that works.”
Then I did and I am and I have never felt more alive. And I like to believe everyone is much happier now! I learned from the things that weren’t for me and found something that was. I applied those opportunities to this new experience and feel at home with my life and business.
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