Do you remember the times when you absolutely had no idea of what it was you were doing? Yet each step taken led to another and then another and before you knew it, you had finished a task, written a song, developed a school, created a film, raised children, started a company, produced events that raised funds to help those in need, and the list goes on of things that you may have completed – not really knowing what you were doing at first but doing the best that you could.

In my life I am fortunate to meet people a lot younger and smarter who share with me the ways to engage more efficiently. We often share in conversations that expand my point of view which changes my approach to things. Brilliantly they strategize and I try to follow but sometimes my limited computer skills have me feeling like a Boomer left behind! It gets overwhelming until I remember to breathe and HUG myself and then… somehow… what I need to know shows up.

So if you find yourself in a funky or confusing place I suggest that you begin to love up on yourself, and don’t tear yourself down even if things should go differently than planned. Show up and don’t be afraid to make mistakes. Listen, learn and allow the affirmations that you have spoken to have their way into your heart; trust in God and bring your best.