Lael Stone

Like, where's that sitting in your life at the moment?

Ah, hello.

I think it's that thing for me is somewhere along the line we got sold a story that you can't actually have a really abundant, joyous life.

You kind of got to settle for what you've got.

And there's no doubt things are going to be hard.

But I just go, that's a mindset.

Like, and I know life is hard, and I know people are going through really tricky things, and I'm not discounting that at all, the world feels pretty heavy.

But in our own little bubble, like, you know, we can contribute to doing better things in the world to change it, you know, I often think about that for me, I'm like, I want part of the work I do is to help people remember who they are, to do the work, like, that feels like a big part of my mission, to put that out there to help people come home to themselves.

But I also want to stand in the place of possibility of there is nothing stopping you from living your most joyous, beautiful life, except the stories we often tell ourselves.

And it takes a bit of courage to move forward, to look at your stuff, but to take that leap to go, what do I want it to look like?

And how good could it be?

And I kind of am at the moment, my thing is like, why not now?

Like now is the time.

Like what are you waiting for?

What are we waiting for?

Yeah.

Are we waiting to get older and wiser?

Yeah, that's it.

You and I are not promised tomorrow.

It's I'm like, oh, just do it anyway.