Kimberley Gallagher

There's a sliver of a difference between those two feelings.

And putting yourself out there, you know, is scary.

In my 40s, like, putting myself out all of a sudden on Instagram, you think, oh...

what am I doing like I wear the same clothes all the time like you criticize yourself so much but you're only seeing you when other people see you they're seeing you in their own eyes and everybody will see you completely differently so don't let yourself get in your own way of what you want to do because the year of the fire horse it wants to put you in the place of

of fun, of safety, like the horses together galloping in a herd, like that's where you want to be.

You don't want to be the horses bolting from something that you're too scared of.

Oh, I love it.

Definitely.

And, you know, we've got until probably like the middle of next, like Wednesday, Thursday, before it really kicks in with the May energy from the fire horse.

But just even just making the decision that you are going to let go of these things, the people, the situations, the emotions, you're going to try a little bit harder.

And I always think writing down stuff is really powerful, not on your phone, like actually on a list and say, I am making a commitment to myself.

to do this like that stuff that feels so out of alignment and it does take a difficult conversation but it's like ripping off the band-aid like it will be awful but it will free up the rest of your year to make that decision to do it you can also remember what I said about the front door and the new opportunities

Open it up, dust it down, be the mad woman with the brush at the front of your door, dust it down and say out loud, I welcome in all the great opportunities that give me health, wealth and happiness.

And say it out loud and say it with intention and just see what comes in.

And then just walk around your house and just say hi to it.

Like, thank it for looking after you.

Because there'll be highs, there'll be lows, there might be huge highs, huge lows.

But whatever's happened, your house has looked after you through it.

Like, make a commitment to build a relationship with your home and to be grateful to it.

And just, you know, you can even put your hand on the wall and just say thank you for looking after it.