Do you remember what your deepest desire was when you were 5? Sometimes we weren’t allowed to even speak our dreams without being criticized and so we buried them or denied them. Let’s borrow benefits and tap.
KC: Even though I wanted to be a ballerina when I was 5 and was told I was too klutzy to ever dance I honor the dream and love and accept myself anyway
KC: Even though I was told what I’d be when I grew up by adults I acknowledge and honor my crushed dreams and love and accept myself
KC: Even though I was criticized and belittled around my dreams and desires I acknowledge and honor my little heart for wanting to explore those occupations
EB: I was told I was too klutzy
SE: I was ridiculed
UE: I learned not to voice my dreams
UN: To imagine what I wanted to be when I grew up
CH: I let them stifle my dreams
CB: I let them tell me what I’d be
UA: I learned to not question it
TH: I learned to deny what made my heart sing
EB: It hurts not to know what makes me happy
SE: It hurts not to know what my life’s purpose is
UE: It hurts to never know if I might have been a good dancer
UN: There is all this anger
CH: There is all this disappointment
CB: All this regret
UA: At least I’m starting to voice it now
TH: I think I’ll place all my anger and frustration on the rubbish heap
EB: I think I’ll let myself remember what I thought I might enjoy when I grew up
SE: I can try related interests and occupations
UE: I could take a dance class
UN: I could let my heart lead me to things that I enjoy and explore them more
CH: Maybe I can discover what my true passion is at this age
CB: Yes, I can say YES to where my heart leads me today
UA: What swells my heart and brings me joy
TH: Even if it remains a hobby---it will be my passion and no one will dim my light this time
Breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth- ahhhh
CB: Letting myself remember what makes me happy---letting myself play “pretend” as if I was a five year old
When fear starts creeping in tap on the UE and say: “I allow myself to play pretend and ask my heart what it would LOVE to do. It’s not to late to discover my passion.”
KC: Even though I wanted to be a ballerina when I was 5 and was told I was too klutzy to ever dance I honor the dream and love and accept myself anyway
KC: Even though I was told what I’d be when I grew up by adults I acknowledge and honor my crushed dreams and love and accept myself
KC: Even though I was criticized and belittled around my dreams and desires I acknowledge and honor my little heart for wanting to explore those occupations
EB: I was told I was too klutzy
SE: I was ridiculed
UE: I learned not to voice my dreams
UN: To imagine what I wanted to be when I grew up
CH: I let them stifle my dreams
CB: I let them tell me what I’d be
UA: I learned to not question it
TH: I learned to deny what made my heart sing
EB: It hurts not to know what makes me happy
SE: It hurts not to know what my life’s purpose is
UE: It hurts to never know if I might have been a good dancer
UN: There is all this anger
CH: There is all this disappointment
CB: All this regret
UA: At least I’m starting to voice it now
TH: I think I’ll place all my anger and frustration on the rubbish heap
EB: I think I’ll let myself remember what I thought I might enjoy when I grew up
SE: I can try related interests and occupations
UE: I could take a dance class
UN: I could let my heart lead me to things that I enjoy and explore them more
CH: Maybe I can discover what my true passion is at this age
CB: Yes, I can say YES to where my heart leads me today
UA: What swells my heart and brings me joy
TH: Even if it remains a hobby---it will be my passion and no one will dim my light this time
Breathe in through the nose and out through the mouth- ahhhh
CB: Letting myself remember what makes me happy---letting myself play “pretend” as if I was a five year old
When fear starts creeping in tap on the UE and say: “I allow myself to play pretend and ask my heart what it would LOVE to do. It’s not to late to discover my passion.”
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