@Katie – Things happening in stages makes total sense to me. That’s usually how I experience stuff too. And when I’m ok with that, I can be ok with everything not happening in the first week of January, but happening throughout the year. Great point!

Good thoughts for an amazing, sound-filled 2010!

Thanks Fabeku. You rock. Yeah, I almost did not put it up there. But that was the memory triggered when you discussed the fourth grade dismissal. And in the space of being authentic I decided to put it out there. It’s okay now. Devasting for a sweet 10 year old little girl though. Obviously they were not my tribe. I have found mine now. Big smiles!

And one of the things I really like about knowing these four pieces of the make-awesome-happen puzzle is that once we know what they are, we can figure out where things are going wonky when stuff gets fuzzy for us.

Which, of course, totally makes it easier to get stuff back to a place of grooviness again.

@Lori – Willy Wonka! Fizzy pop! Chocolate rivers! I can’t even tell you how much I love this. Lots and lots and lots.

@Koren – That 5th grade petition? Ouchouchouch. And sorry x 1000. That made me grab my face and cringe. And a huge right on! for not dimming your light anymore and finding stuff that’s true! (I want to pass around a Who Hearts Koren petition.)

@Christina – I’m glad you dug the singing it/singing you bit. It was the best way I could explain what resonance actually feels like. And I think baby steps are perfect. There’s so much talk about big leaps. Which are fine. If that’s your thing. But baby steps are awesome too!

@Josiane – Thanks for digging the post. And mondo sorries about the foggy schtuff. I appreciate your wishes for wonderfulness in 2010 too. Right back atcha!

Thanks taters for stopping by and saying hey. I appreciate you guys a ton.

While I’m here, I’ll wish you a wonderful 2010 – no bang that becomes a fizzle fo’shizzle, but a gorgeous crescendo of awesomesauce!
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Love “It’s like having seven people with totally different destinations in mind fighting to steer the car.” We can be complex with all of our stuff – getting clear on what we want and moving forward are indeed clear and help us get unstuck.

Childhood anxiousness as evidence to dim our light. Yeah I know that one also. 5th grade a petition was passed around my class “Who hates Koren?” It was signed by everyone. So I quickly learned to dim my light and now as an adult I have learned to let that story go and find other truer evidence in my life.

Thanks for a great post and off fabulousness myself!

Thanks for another fabulous post, Fabeku! Stay juiced and I’ll be watching! Thanks for the pep talk, too.
~xo
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