…let the climb provide

We are ready

Taking in the crisp morning air as I quietly savor my coffee – I am breathing a sigh of relief that we are doing it. We are finally sharing what we are seeing works to bring more love and belonging into the world.

This all feels amazing. More people will now benefit from what we have observed about the change that comes when creativity and feelings become known and leveraged — the person, the group, the entity flourishes. Creativity evokes feelings, and feelings inform movements. They allow us to see and access more — and now, we are sharing what we know and see works with those who are open, brave, and willing.

As I am sitting at the base of the majestic Flatiron mountains in Boulder, CO — I am reminded that I still love considering life to be a series of mountain climbs, and with each climb we can gain more wisdom about how to climb with a bit more ease.

Every climb I have taken has given me what I have needed to get to this point. I can see that no matter the place, person, or setting – the pattern and the process remain the same. I realize now I have been a practicing creative for more than 30 years tapping into this pattern and process and being fueled by it. I appreciate that I got to serve as a COO within a global entity; and better yet, to then be able to coach people across six continents. I see now that these experiences help me trust this process. It works, it more than provides.

As I take in this moment, I am filled with joy remembering when people referred to me as a heart sherpa. I am honored and ready — my base camp preparations are complete. I fully accept this challenge, and realize this is the highest climb I have taken. I am also beyond excited about what’s to come from the creative collaborations and curations we are making, and I trust that everything we need to make this climb together is within and around us.

Just as mountains are the supply source to the valleys, I can see us becoming our own fierce mountains by accessing these resources within and around us. We can endure any climb knowing it is telling us what we need and pointing us back to where we want to be. We can allow the climb to provide.

I can see it, I can feel it…join me.

XO,

Beth