Understand that what you actively train yourself to look for is what you will perceive; if you don’t see inspiration, you are likely not training yourself to look for it.
Choose to believe that everything is a miracle, rather than nothing, as this perspective can shift how you perceive guidance and serendipitous events in your life.
Focus on gratitude and be more present to enhance your perception of inspiration and opportunities, making life feel more vibrant and revealing possibilities everywhere.
Choose to look on the bright side and believe that events happen for a reason, even if unclear initially, as this perspective fosters calmness, reduces reactivity, and promotes peace and happiness.
Experiment with having more optimism and trust in your internal guidance, rather than defaulting to negativity, recognizing the power of where you place your attention.
Engage in meditation to access a deeper sense of connectivity that transcends intellectual understanding, helping you feel drawn to experiences and situations more intuitively.
Practice discerning your ‘still small voice of inner guidance’ from other internal voices (pain, trauma, social conditioning) by ‘split testing’ and following the one you believe is your intuition, accepting you may not get it right every time initially.
Identify your inner guidance by its affirmative nature; it will always tell you what to do (e.g., ‘Go right,’ ‘Take this chance’) and keep you moving forward, rather than telling you what not to do.
Trust and follow your internal guidance, or ‘internal GPS,’ without over-questioning, similar to how you would trust a car GPS to reach your desired destination.
When you feel both excitement for possibilities and fear, recognize these as hallmarks of inspiration and move in that direction, understanding that fear is a natural part of the process.
Define courage as loyalty to your inner, heartfelt calling rather than the absence of fear, and cultivate enough courage to act on that calling despite fear.
Recognize that magic and growth occur outside your comfort zone, and understand that the fear you feel at its edge is a natural rite of passage, often loudest just before you begin.
Take action on what you’re called to do, as fear tends to dissipate quickly once you move beyond the initial starting place and engage in the activity, allowing you to enter a strategic mode.
Begin by taking small leaps of faith or following your heart on minor urges, such as meditating or complimenting someone, as these small actions will eventually lead to bigger, more significant outcomes.
If you feel stuck or can’t see your next step, start writing down everything you are grateful for, as gratitude anchors you in the present moment, clarifying your inner guidance and revealing your next instructions.
Avoid paralysis by not trying to see the entire ‘staircase’ or future path; instead, focus only on identifying and taking the very next step.