For the last 31 days, I've been writing about things that I want to keep daring myself to be and do. It's been a great journey and I want to thank you for taking the time to come along with me!
Just the term 'dare to be' implies that it is a challenge and that it takes courage.
It will take courage to keep coming against the fear that rises up in me in order to live wholeheartedly.
By wholeheartedly I mean that I want to show up, be seen and live brave. I want to show up with my whole self, as Kara said yesterday, the good and the bad.
The past several years I've been intentionally facing some of my fears.
And, you know what?
The fears that seem like intimidating, giant sumo wrestlers, usually end up being the most scrawny, wimpy, skinny ones in reality.
They end up being surprisingly easy to take down.
But, the key is in facing them head on.
Taking that first step to face the sumo wrestler is by far the most challenging.
Now that the 31 days are over, I want to challenge us to keep daring ourselves. I want to challenge us to live wholeheartedly. To bring our complete and whole selves to all relationships.
To show up, be seen and live brave.
I am planning to dedicate my life to daring greatly. To giving myself permission to do the things that lead me to wholehearted living. In other words...
living with my whole heart.
Thanks again for coming along with me on this journey of Daring to Be. I hope you've found some permission here. I hope you've found some courage.
Blessings to you, friends.
~Anne
What has resonated with you the most in this series?
What would you like to read more of if you could choose? I'd love to hear in the comments!
This post is the last one of a 31 Day series on the topic Dare to Be and linking up with about 1500 other bloggers on hundreds of topics. Come on over to The Nester to visit!
Just the term 'dare to be' implies that it is a challenge and that it takes courage.
It will take courage to keep coming against the fear that rises up in me in order to live wholeheartedly.
By wholeheartedly I mean that I want to show up, be seen and live brave. I want to show up with my whole self, as Kara said yesterday, the good and the bad.
It is only by showing up and letting my good parts and bad parts be seen, that I can live with a whole heart, and also be loved as a whole and complete person.
And, you know what?
The fears that seem like intimidating, giant sumo wrestlers, usually end up being the most scrawny, wimpy, skinny ones in reality.
They end up being surprisingly easy to take down.
But, the key is in facing them head on.
Taking that first step to face the sumo wrestler is by far the most challenging.
Now that the 31 days are over, I want to challenge us to keep daring ourselves. I want to challenge us to live wholeheartedly. To bring our complete and whole selves to all relationships.
To show up, be seen and live brave.
I am planning to dedicate my life to daring greatly. To giving myself permission to do the things that lead me to wholehearted living. In other words...
living with my whole heart.
Thanks again for coming along with me on this journey of Daring to Be. I hope you've found some permission here. I hope you've found some courage.
Blessings to you, friends.
~Anne
What has resonated with you the most in this series?
What would you like to read more of if you could choose? I'd love to hear in the comments!
This post is the last one of a 31 Day series on the topic Dare to Be and linking up with about 1500 other bloggers on hundreds of topics. Come on over to The Nester to visit!
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