The inevitable meeting

“I was always meant to be a/an________________.” The moment you can answer this with a sense of powerful, centered rightness is the moment of your rebirth. It will give you your new name, the name you will take back to your people. It signals your readiness to move into the rest of the change cycle.

And isn’t that also the purest, most ambitious goal of meeting new people? That anything is possible on the other side of that next connection? That this stranger holds the key to a better career or a happier life?

There’s a future you—a you who already exists in the eternal present moment—who is actually calling himself or herself to the more familiar you who is reading this book. And that future you is more loving, more evolved, more conscious, more present, more kind, more exuberant, more mindful, more willful, more connected, more supernatural, and more w

We are accomplices struggling to become collaborators – at least in this picture. We make ourselves out of the demands others make of us, and out of whatever else we can use.