Pressure.
Extreme pressure. The type of pressure that condenses you and shapes you into something different. The birth of kings. The birth of queens. The birth of something new.
Once in a while, your heart can be in great fury. There's a strong pull of wanting to head different directions.
This is a great pressure.
And it can build inside of you for a long time.
I can feel this over my chest, running up through my cheekbones and down the sides of my neck. It's circulating.
It's begging me to do what I know I can.
I am being asked to drastically change my actions...to drop my previous decisions...to let old pieces of me fall away to and usher in something focus, new, driven by a voice, and flowing with faith.
But when you're scared it's hard to dive into this place.
No matter the story we lived in before, you can never go back. You can never go back to the person you once were...and that's perfectly ok.
It's okay to change.
What a strange feeling.
To know what you have right now is good but to be asked by something to drop that for something you cannot see, cannot even fathom or can hardly put into words...
And to run purely on faith that it's the right thing to do?
And to drop the fear.
And yet...
Even though you are running on a path that is forming in front of you, it doesn't feel at all unguided.
I'm here writing today, after days and days of thinking about all of this making a commitment to diving into all of it. My commitment goes beyond just writing these words...I've sealed it in many other ways.
But as I'm writing all of this right now, I know that there are going to be pieces of me that leave...
Pieces of me that have changed...and yet will never come back.
Logic will tell you to stay in a comfortable place. Your heart will tell you to dive in and give it a shot.
Have faith.
Leave your mind behind and follow your heart.
And trusting I'm headed right where I belong.
Extreme pressure. The type of pressure that condenses you and shapes you into something different. The birth of kings. The birth of queens. The birth of something new.
Once in a while, your heart can be in great fury. There's a strong pull of wanting to head different directions.
This is a great pressure.
And it can build inside of you for a long time.
I can feel this over my chest, running up through my cheekbones and down the sides of my neck. It's circulating.
It's begging me to do what I know I can.
I am being asked to drastically change my actions...to drop my previous decisions...to let old pieces of me fall away to and usher in something focus, new, driven by a voice, and flowing with faith.
But when you're scared it's hard to dive into this place.
No matter the story we lived in before, you can never go back. You can never go back to the person you once were...and that's perfectly ok.
It's okay to change.
What a strange feeling.
To know what you have right now is good but to be asked by something to drop that for something you cannot see, cannot even fathom or can hardly put into words...
And to run purely on faith that it's the right thing to do?
And to drop the fear.
And yet...
Even though you are running on a path that is forming in front of you, it doesn't feel at all unguided.
I'm here writing today, after days and days of thinking about all of this making a commitment to diving into all of it. My commitment goes beyond just writing these words...I've sealed it in many other ways.
But as I'm writing all of this right now, I know that there are going to be pieces of me that leave...
Pieces of me that have changed...and yet will never come back.
Logic will tell you to stay in a comfortable place. Your heart will tell you to dive in and give it a shot.
Have faith.
Leave your mind behind and follow your heart.
And trusting I'm headed right where I belong.
About the Author:
Evan Sanders is a professional life coach at AYKME coaching. Dive into these great Quotes About Fear http://thewordsofencouragement.com/quotes-about-fear/ or these Strong Women Quotes http://thewordsofencouragement.com/strong-women-quotes/ to get some motivation to move forward!
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