You may believe you have to have all the answers in order to move forward.
You may feel that your opinion doesn’t matter or your point of view is useless because you’ve been told that countless times or you’ve never been asked what you think in the first place.
When you’re asked, “what do you want” you give a long pause and respond with “I don’t know”.
This may be the first time you’re asked your opinion and its the first time you’ve been lifted out of the loop of patterns that keep you doing the same thing even though you wish for a different result.
?I don’t know “ is not about lacking knowledge or not having the answers.
“I don’t know” is an honest answer about the possibility in front of you and an expression of what it is you want to create.
“I don’t know” sparks a moment to ask yourself what is it that you want. What do you want life to look like for you?
Taking the time to sit with the unknown gives yourself the permission to dream and find the inspiration within yourself to see what’s calling out to you.
Jot down the messages coming to you and leave yourself open to what continues to come forward.
You may actually be surprised to what you hear your heart saying.


