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The universe works in ways you can’t even imagine!

A year ago, I just wanted to see the sunrise. Now I’m guiding breathwork sessions for our Sunrise Club, and we’re a community of over 1,000 people.

Not everyone joins our sunrise ritual. But everyone who’s part of found two things:

1- A place where they can be and belong
2- A bit of themselves

I can’t express how much I’ve learned building this community. Or how grateful I am for everyone who’s part of it.

Today, I ran into a friend who shows up every Tuesday for sunrise. He doesn’t speak much English, but he’s always there, listening to my sessions (they’re in English). We crossed a few words, and he gave me such motivation that I felt the actual support system of this community. What’s being built here.

Thank you &
And everyone else who’s been there since day 1.

BIG THANKS. 🌅

I’m always one step ahead 😌

(thank you brain 🤦🏻‍♂️)

Friendly reminder to myself and to everyone else out there 👊🏼

A few days ago, I posted a story about feeling something weird inside of me, like being happy but not entirely at the same time…. 🫤

Someone gave me an answer and I think it was the right one. It all made sense!

Imposter Syndrome - a collection of feelings of inadequacy that persist despite evident success.

What I ended up doing??
Shifting my perspective! I took a step back and looked at the situation as it was….

Ultimately, I think suffering from imposter syndrome might even be a good thing. (even though I’m not completely sure I suffer from it, but I’ve experienced it)

Shifting it to positivity⚡️:It means you’re making progress. I like to think of it as, your mind hasn’t caught up with what you’ve actually achieved yet.

In my case, it’s made me want to work harder, I sort of flip the script and instead of anxiety I use it as motivation.

It may boil down to SELF-esteem & SELF-confidence. But remember, only you can give that to yourself, don’t rely on others or external validation for it.