Davina Rankin

And at the moment I've got like this rose bush that popped up, but it has all these buds.

It's got like 20 buds on it.

And I was just like, okay, it's here.

The blooming has begun.

And I remember when I planted that rose bush, like where I was at and what I was doing.

And now I'm looking at it and they're starting to bloom.

I'm going to take a photo and send it to you.

And it's just a beautiful reminder that it's never too late to start.

It's never too late to plant the seed, even if it's one small thing or two small things daily that you can commit to that is helping you become her, helping you get closer to that vision of her.

Because before you know it, she'll be here and you're not going to recognize yourself and you're going to be in fucking cowgirl boots on a Thursday talking to your new best friend in like some Gold Coast studio.

Yeah.

Um, so it's, yeah, it's so worth it.

And I think it's nice to hear those stories because like, guys, there was a period of my life where shit was going down big way, huge way.

And it could have been so all consuming and I could have chosen to do less and retreat, but it's no, I kept choosing me every single day and choosing me in the smallest ways of what will be my most nourishing breakfast this morning.

How can I nourish my body a bit more?

How can I get a little bit of sunlight today?

How can I spend a little bit less time on my phone?

How can I process this weird feeling in my tummy?

How can I just be a little bit more grounded?

How can I regulate my nervous system?