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In For Inspiration For Parents The Co-Parent The Conscious Parent · May 25, 2022

How I Do Whatever I Want, All The Time, And Still Manage My Life

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To many, and especially moms, this sounds completely surreal. Yes, I thought that too, and honestly, it took me a lot of trial and error to get here. Luckily for you, I bared the brunt of the suffering, so now I can teach you the shortcut.

 

I have had many, and I mean MANY moments in my life where I fought the shit out of the wave that was falling over me. It got to the point where I was drowning as I punched the waves, exhausted, borderline drowning, and miserable beyond belief.

 

Even when I rose from rock bottom and started to work on myself, and things got better, I still felt like there was a hole inside of me, or there was something that was not totally satisfied deep within my being.

 

I’d have thoughts like, “Why do I have to do this?” or “Is this all life is, responsibilities and doing shit you don’t want to do so one day when you are senile you can?”

 

Sorry, but f*ck that.

 

It brought me to an internal crossroads, in which I had to truly ask myself, what the hell do I want? Do I want to live for now, or live for a moment that doesn’t even exist? I chose to live now because any time in my life I ever decided to be fully present it was the happiest I had ever been. What’s there to lose in being right where you are, fully?

That’s step 1 – choose to live only in the NOW. 

Not in the past with your traumas, and not in the future with your attachment to expectations. Just here, at this moment, while you read this article, this is your priority.

 

To actually do this, wholeheartedly, is easier said than done, but we’ll get to that a little bit later. First, in order to stop clinging to your past, you need to acknowledge it. It’s time to go inward and to finally see all of the moments in your life that hurt you, that stole hope from you, and that instilled crippling fear in you. 

 

When you acknowledge it, it bubbles up to the surface and that can be overwhelming and terrifying, but that’s okay because the present you has got your back. They won’t let you fall, they will not allow what haunts you to happen again. The present you, the one who is choosing to live only in the now, can hear your wounds, see them for what they are, and they are just experiences that have shaped you, good or bad. They are the reason for your survival mechanisms and your defenses, which at one point saved you, acknowledge those too.

 

Once you have identified your wounds, and understand how they have shaped you and the way you perceive your reality, it’s time to let them go. Let them go with all the love in your heart, and thank them for getting you to this moment, right now.

 

Now that you have done the work to commit to a life in the present, your energy already feels lighter, doesn’t it? Let’s keep going.

Release all responsibility that’s not yours.

At first glance you might think, I can’t I have to. NO YOU DON’T. This is a CHOICE. This is the difference between choosing yourself, and self-sacrificing, and newsflash, no one is asking you to become a martyr.

 

I grew up in a family that not only left me to take care of myself but expected me to take care of everyone else as I got older because I had demonstrated I was responsible, without realizing that it was just me surviving the environment I was put in.

 

Stop taking care of people. Stop taking on extra work at your job because you’re capable or the best at what you do. Stop putting your entire family, including your children before you, because not even children want you to give up on yourself.

 

When my mother died, I bent over backward to take care of everything. I took on all the financial responsibility, the logistics of her funeral and belongings, and also her children and subsequent family members who couldn’t keep it together.

 

I was a shoulder to cry on, the one signing the checks, and the person taking custody in court. Meanwhile, I was completely ignoring my husband and newly adopted child at home, while I cried in the shower and drank a bottle of wine to myself every night.

 

Everyone was taken care of except me – and I was the only one who paid the price for it. When I started to do my shadow work (step 1) I vowed to let go of all of the responsibility that was mine, but actually was not. So I had to identify what was my responsibility.

 

I decided that my only responsibilities in this life were myself, and my biological son. Everything else had to go. I let the job I hated go, and looked for one in the passion I was avoiding for a decade because I thought it wouldn’t make me money.

 

I gave away the pet that I didn’t even like and admitted I just didn’t want to take care of anything additional, I needed to take care of myself for a change.

 

I stopped taking calls from cousins and aunts who only called me when they needed something, I cut off friends who only gave me one-sided relationships. I set boundaries with my close family members.

 

You may say, okay but there are things I don’t want to do but they are still my responsibility. Well, I am going to challenge you again to reconsider that, and perhaps it’s a perception change that needs to happen.

 

When my mom first died, I did a coaching session to help me grieve her death, and she asked me something I was shocked to hear, “Do you think you should be the one to take custody of your brother?”

 

I felt sick and in disbelief when she asked me that because it triggered me and I had never even considered the question before. I dismissed it and told her of course it’s what I wanted, I have never been happier to be his guardian.

 

Years later when I found myself asking that question organically, I realized that I hadn’t taken on responsibility because I wanted it of my own free will, I did it as a duty to my mother.

 

This responsibility, especially in my case was not mine to take, yet it sent me down a very circuitous timeline that was still beautiful but holy shit was it hard. Because, all along, he already had a second mother who was there from the beginning and wanted to take him full time. I told her no, I fought her, I distanced her from him even though time and time again he would tell me he’d like to be with her.

 

Four years later, as we came to a crossroads in our life I realized that I was now actually holding him back by forcing a family dynamic for the sake of responsibility. Neither of us was happy. It was hard for me to admit this, yet in this newfound perception I didn’t hesitate, and so I picked up the phone and called his second mother.

 

It was the best decision I ever made because he is now the happiest he’s ever been – I just had to be honest with myself.

 

When something comes up, before taking it on, ask yourself, is this truly my responsibility? Do I want to be responsible?

Simplify your life.

Once I did this I noticed I had so much more time in my day to do things that brought me joy, to slow down and focus on the few things that mattered. I also had less things doing laps in my head, I had this ease inside my body, a rejuvenation I never thought just simplifying my life would do.

 

Every day I wake up and ask myself, what do I need today? Not, what does my child or partner need, ME. And I frame my entire day around that answer.

 

If I am feeling sick or maybe just in a funk, I take the day off. If I need a connection, I book a coffee date with a girlfriend. If I want to take an hour shower, I make the time.

 

Every time I did this, I noticed that things I needed to get done, were done in their own time. It was as if I created my own clock, and even if I did what I wanted all morning, I’d still get everything done that afternoon.

 

Yes, I still worked, but guess what – I love work so much I always want to do it. This way of life creates a synergy, and that symbiotic flow is the vibration of ABUNDANCE.

 

I’ve got time, this is important right NOW.

I can invest in this program for myself because it’s what I need right NOW.

I won’t be afraid to take off work or go for my dream job because it’s what I want right NOW.

 

When we put out that level of FAITH, we call in abundance like a boomerang, and you’d be surprised how much God has got your back.

 

Lean into this, this is the way to free yourself.

 

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In For Inspiration Ways to Grow · April 5, 2022

The Key to Manifestation is Aligned Action

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Google may supply you with the top articles on how to become a master manifester, but let’s be honest – if it was that easy we’d all be driving Lamborghinis by now.

 

I’m not going to list out all the ways to manifest because the information is out there. We know that visualization is important, we know that feeling how it feels to have something is critical.

 

We know that you need to know what you want and be specific about that want in order to attract it into your life.

 

However, I have done all these things repeatedly over a long period of time only to realize that nothing came of it. I’ve also manifested something in a matter of days, and it turns out it wasn’t even in alignment with me.

 

Manifesting is a form of creating, and when those juices are flowing we can easily illuminate the dark or the light without even realizing it. A good example is this:

 

Let’s say all day I say to myself, “I hope it doesn’t rain. I really hope it doesn’t rain during the ceremony later.” 

 

You may be thinking you are doing the rain dance with these convictions and saying to the Gods, “these are positive vibes for a sunny day!”

 

Sike – you’re actually emitting the vibration that you would like it to rain, because the focus is on it raining, and not on it being sunny – Are you picking up what I’m putting down?

 

This same idea applies when you are manifesting something with knowledge and purpose -you can do amazing things like journaling our goals or perhaps picking out furniture for a new apartment you haven’t gotten yet. 

 

These are ways to actively align you with the vibration needed to achieve the desired reality you seek.

 

But unfortunately, this is merely talking the talk without walking the walk, and here’s why:

 

You can’t put in the effort to align with a frequency just on the weekend or for a week when you’re feeling spicy to properly manifest what you want.

 

This is not a side hustle or a fun game, it’s stepping into a new reality.

 

That means that every thought, every action, and every decision should be in alignment with that reality.

 

You may be thinking – how the hell do I do this and still function like a normal human, and the answer is, change how you human.

 

To change how you human, you take aligned action.

 

Aligned action is the deliberate practice of moving through your day with the goal of only experiencing things that feel good to you – Decisions that feel expansive and light in your body.

 

As an entrepreneur, I was challenged with this quite a bit as I was the one controlling my schedule and could easily sway out of aligned action.

 

As a freelance writer, my client base is critical for my income. However, I noticed that when I concentrated on the number of clients or the number of projects I had, all I thought about was how much money I’d make that month. 

 

I was no longer present for the work, I wasn’t grounded in my day, because I was in hustle mode trying to add more to my plate instead.

 

This is not an aligned action, because it is taking me out of alignment.

 

As a result, I wasn’t getting the specific projects I wanted to work on, and I felt like I wasn’t successful in my efforts, even though I was actively working towards manifesting them.

 

I had to take a step back from my work and have a day to myself and sit with this. Sometimes when we think we’ve let go, we are actually holding on too tight, so I decide to relax my efforts and instead lean into the faith I had in my own ability as a writer.

 

The following day my only focus was on my writing. I wrote the pieces that were sitting in my heart and ready to be written, and I finished work in half the time.

 

I reached out to potential clients who had projects that filled my soul regardless of the pay. I didn’t count up my invoices or double-think my spending.

 

In fact, I spent more. I treated myself like my salary was double what it was.

 

I did this for a month. Guess what happened? I had the most impressive month to date. I had the highest measurable results, the quality of my writing landed me a dream job, and most of all, I was the happiest I’d ever been.

Aligned action frees you from the shackles of your ego.

 

This article I am writing as we speak is an aligned action. It’s wasn’t on my content calendar this week, but my soul said this is what I’d like to speak on today.

 

To clarify, aligned action is commonly missed when manifesting because we decide to do things that might help us manifest something but it’s not aligned with us as a person.

 

Big difference.

 

Understand that you won’t ever have to sacrifice your integrity to be worthy of something.

 

So instead of doing what you think you should do to attract a partner, to land your dream job, or afford that new house, start doing less.

 

Start dialing it back and focusing your full energy on the actions that really align with your heart – this is what moves mountains.

 

If you want a new job and feel the most in your pocket networking, forget all the time you spend trying to amp your resume and just go to networking events. Have faith that your ability to connect is what will present an amazing opportunity for you.

 

This is a new world, and in this reality, we are picking out the colors, creating the landscape, and deciding who’s in the portrait.  So harness that power you’ve watered down and lock into aligned action because we’ve got a blank canvas to fill.

 

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In For Inspiration Ways to Grow · January 31, 2022

5 Ways to Take Your Power Back

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I once worked with a man who had a twin brother that everyone referred to as Skip.

In theory, it’s a classic nickname, but do you actually know anyone who goes by the name Skip?

I have always said that curiosity is the foundation of a conscious life, so of course, I had to get the scoop.

When I asked him how the nickname started, He paused to process the question and said he had never been asked before. After a few minutes, he shared the following story:

“Skip, and I used to work security together at an arena. One night during a slow shift with another guard, he ranted about people being followers. That all these people just followed the crowd and couldn’t think for themselves. I told him I didn’t think so and that many people think for themselves, even if it doesn’t seem like it. The guard said he could prove it and started calling my brother Skip to show nobody would question it. The next day he started calling my brother Skip, and sure enough, everyone at work started calling him by that name over time. And he was right; nobody ever asked why.”

In most cases, we are living in an illusion of power.

In a freakishly subtle way, we voluntarily give our power away with the perception that this decision is made from a powerful place.

When you embody a conscious perception, you choose to be an active participant in your own life. Meaning aware people are not afraid to challenge the status quo because it is the only way to decide for themselves.

If this has got your wheels turning, let’s keep going. Here are five ways you can take your power back, even in areas you didn’t know you gave it away:

  1. Get Curious

In an era where we buy memberships without reading the fine print and impulse buy based on a commercial, it’s easy to agree to things without asking if it makes sense for us to begin with.

 

Start to question everything! This is different from being a skeptic – skeptics come to the table with their minds ready to challenge the topic at hand; they are coming from the perception of “debunking” something. That’s not the vibration we aim for here because skepticism contains layers of judgment.

 

Instead, we are getting curious about a topic and how that topic feels to us, both emotionally and physically. Let’s say I am starting my freshman year of college, and I need to pick my major. I can choose the one that makes the most money or the safest option, so I know I don’t flunk out.

 

Or I can get curious about the options and ask myself which ones feel right for me.

 

Creating the habit of asking yourself how you feel about things will eventually lead you to notice that you have been acting from a passive point of view rather than an active one. Conscious thinkers are always authentically choosing for themselves instead of doing what is expected.

 

  1. Do your Shadow Work

This is where most people stop – nobody wants to hear that they need to face themselves to live a full life.

Bad news: you do.

Silverling: You’re going to wonder why you took so long to do it because, in this case, the grass is greener on the other side!

A great starting point for this is to move from a state of reaction to a form of response. Outside of surprise parties, impromptu proposals, and last-minute trips with your girlfriends, functioning from a state of impulse does not bring joy long-term. Bringing your awareness to how you react in any given moment and pausing to give yourself time to process completely transforms the outcome of that situation. When you take a moment to come back to yourself ask how you’d like to handle your response, you are now in full control.

Taking the time to dive deep and learning what makes us tick can serve as a real eye-opener, revealing the areas of our lives where perhaps we are giving away our power.

  1. Set Boundaries

If you took my advice on number two, you are probably already familiar with this topic.

 

If you are new to this, boundaries are parameters that you set with a person not to feel compromised emotionally, mentally, and physically. Everyone should have them, yet most of us are conditioned not to.

 

Being raised in a Latin household, my mother thought it was a joke when I tried to express my boundaries; after all, she paid the rent and made the rules.

 

So, we take this programming into adulthood, and we subconsciously think that we don’t need boundaries at work or with our partners and children.

 

We agree to lunches with the coworker who says slightly racist comments to us, so we aren’t “rude.”

 

We take on all the household work because we decided to stay home with the kids. After all, “it’s only fair since we aren’t working.”

 

We agree to jobs we hate because it has benefits.

 

That’s not living authentically. That’s not putting yourself first. Stand up for yourself and tell people how you will and will not be treated – because you don’t deserve anything less.

 

  1. Be Unapologetic with Every Decision

I’m going to be honest here: People don’t like it when you get your act together.

 

Some will gasp in shock; others will try to convince you otherwise. And a handful will guilt trip you for making that decision.

 

Can we talk about the audacity?

 

If you decide to shift onto a conscious life path, do it unwaveringly.

 

Get ready to have the birds talking, honey!

 

It isn’t with one foot dipped in the shallow end; it is a full dive into the deep end and our eyes open. If you fully commit to the decisions you make, no one can convince you otherwise, and that is when you are powerful.

 

 

  1. Don’t Judge Others for Making Different Decisions

So now we are righteous, getting curious, keeping our cool, and making decisions like a boss. With these new pair of eyes, you see life differently, and you can spot when someone perhaps is not exercising their power to the greatest of their ability.

If you have organic interactions with someone inspired by you to take their power back, we love that for them.

But just like you didn’t want that unsolicited opinion when you set boundaries, no one wants unsolicited advice from the awakened one either.

We can take our power back, but to maintain our power, we need to stay in our lane. That means that we are not only making our own decisions, but we are respecting the decisions of others.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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In For Inspiration Ways to Grow · January 31, 2022

3 Questions To Live Life More Consciously

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Babies only learn through trial and error. It’s how they discover their little hands and feet, or how they figure out they can crawl. They are constantly questioning their surroundings and their capabilities, and so they achieve again and again. We are there as proud parents cheering them on, not realizing that we have let go of the one crucial thing we came into this world with curiosity.

I have a lot of memories growing up where I can recall being so inquisitive. I’d study my mother and ask why she did things the way that she did, or I’d wonder why my body had to experience puberty.

Yes, we wonder things all the time, but the way we did it at a young age is not the same as we do as adults. Why? Because now we see things through a lens of judgments, not as they are. As children, we can consider things objectively. What I mean by this is, we haven’t yet been conditioned on how we should explore something.

When I was 24, I had a friend tell me about her journey with clean hair products. She explained to me how she researched all of the harmful chemicals in shampoo and conditioners and how she had started to make her own at home instead. At first, I was doubtful. How bad can it be? Then she started to tell me, and show me, how her hair improved after she made the switch, and I realized I had these very same problems with my hair. This conversation led me to ask a very important question to myself:

Could my current view on shampoo and conditioner be wrong?

I’m not even going to sugarcoat here – I became unhealthily obsessed with finding out.

This is the moment often referred to as “being cracked open.”

Yes, it’s just shampoo and conditioner we are talking about here, but really, I was in a state of exploration that was much deeper than that, I was questioning how I perceived my reality. It was really:

Could my current view on this topic be no longer true for me?

My lovely locks became the subject of my awakening journey, and I start to blog about my experience. This led me to change my stance on many other topics, and now I was feeling like totally woke babe.

I had switched all of my beauty products, and household products to organic, I went on a vegan diet.

Insert eye roll.

Then something happened – I was knocked off my high horse.

All of a sudden, my hair was so brittle and started to break. It was thinner and flat. I was mortified to think that I could be wrong about something I had spent so much time preaching.

Yet, this brought me to another, life-changing question?

Is it okay to pivot?

This allowed me to work through the limitations I was living in. My survival patterns of over structuring and controlling, and how they held me back from letting go.

I realized at that moment that we are often conditioned to think, if we don’t finish what we started or stay committed to something, we are a failure.

That’s not the case. We can try things, commit to things, even fully believe in things and then one day decide we don’t anymore.

This isn’t me saying impulsively try and drop things, this is me saying that when you are open to new information and that new information changes the way you feel about something, it’s okay to accept that.

Is there a right way at all?

Short answer? No.

Now if you’ve made it this far, I am going to poke the bear a bit more here – There is no such thing as right or wrong.

I’m not just talking about conceptual things; I am talking about any and everything.

It’s not a matter of something being right or wrong, because it just is.

When we can see things as they are, it becomes much easier to accept.

That’s the hard part, right? We don’t want to accept someone’s passed away or accept that the relationship is over.

But if we just accept it, even when we don’t like it, we stop taking it personally.

When we put things in buckets like right and wrong, we are putting what we believe on a pedestal and what we don’t believe beneath it. It creates friction, it insinuates division. These words, friction, division, are children of judgment.

We can have different beliefs, different standards while remaining on an even playing field. Please it or not, there is room for everyone.

Getting curious is an internal process and journey, and when we can embody the decision to inquire, we pave the way for other creators, inventors, and leaders.

 

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