WARNING:
This post is about nutrition for the SOUL...
I’m
always refreshed when I grocery shop on Sundays. Feeling hopeful as I enter the
produce department of the grocery store with a new start to the week and how I
get to choose from a healthy selection of fruits š and vegetables š
.
9
times out of 10, I find myself with quality choices. But every now and then
I’ll get home and take a bite out of a mealy apple or a flavorless orange. I don’t eat it. It’s a difficult choice because I just paid
for it, but I’m forced to throw it away or take it back.
This
weekend I had that “A-HA” moment recognizing that despite the occasional
disappointment in the “pieces of fruit” around me, I have similar
choices with whom I surround myself.
Whether
I eat healthy or not, or choose to toss the apple, either choice has long
lasting effects.
I am on an upward trajectory towards between my media/marketing career, the launch of Steppingstone Haven
Yoga & Wellness Studio, and the progress I’ve been making on the
simultaneous clean-up of the residual mess of co-dependent relationships,
marriage, children, divorce, bankruptcy, and the loss of loved ones.
Since
making a personal and conscious decision to re-ignite a long-time, dormant
desire of opening my yoga and wellness studio, I’m under the microscope with
some and have fielded some pretty harsh judgement lately.
Things
like…Why are you doing this? Who are you to do this? How do you expect to make
money doing this? What do I know about
yoga and meditation, life coaching and spiritual breath work and healing?
On
the flip side, I have also received incredible support and understanding from
others after spending a week of “eating” clean, and here are the answers I’ve
come up with ...
Why wouldn’t
I do this?
Who
am I not to do this?
I have
a business plan that reflects the opportunity to make money. I also understand that I am investing in
myself and my beliefs.
And
what do I know about yoga and meditation, life coaching and breath work????
I
know that it saved me from a very recent and turbulent two years of my life. I
know the effects of practicing. I know the growth that I’ve achieved from it.
Why not share my experience with my community, and the opportunity to do the
same?
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