And make space for greater
Hey lovely Wonder-Seekers,
Okay, pull up a chair and imagine we’re just on the phone together because I’ve got a bit of a story for you. You know Fer, César, and Merlin, right? Three of the awesome humanoids who work with me. Well, grab a cup of tea because I’m about to take you on their little Mexico house-hunting roller coaster.
At the end of last year, we were dreaming up big, audacious goals for the business. That meant seeing each other more often. CĂ©sar had an idea: what if they moved closer to the Mexico-California border so we could all collaborate more easily?
So they start exploring. First, they checked out Tijuana, and let’s just say that was a quick nope. It just didn’t feel right. Then they drove down the coast to Ensenada, which is this adorable beach town about an hour south. The moment they got there, they were like, “Yes, this is it.” So we all got into house-hunting mode.
We found two houses. One was up on the hill with a gorgeous view, which we nicknamed the Hill House. It was all shiny and new, lots of space, but a teeny-tiny kitchen and no backyard. Then there was the Beach House, which literally had a back gate that opened right onto the sand. Bigger kitchen, beautiful view, but a bit of a hassle vibe from the start.
Here’s where it got interesting. They tried to go with the Hill House first. But the realtor totally ghosted them. No callbacks, no replies, just crickets. So they pivoted to the Beach House. And oh my goodness, the hoops they had to jump through! The agent didn’t want them talking to the owner, they needed extra paperwork, we had to drive down for passport photos…like, it was one thing after another. Still, they kept trying to make it work.
And then, two weeks before they had to leave their old place, the Beach House owner decided to rent it to a friend instead. Yep, after all that hassle. And you know what César said? He was like, “Oh good, that house was giving me a headache anyway.” They realized that the energy just never matched.
Then the plot twist: we found out why the Hill House realtor ghosted them—one of the owners had passed away, and they were sorting things out. So both houses just kind of slipped out of their hands. And instead of forcing it, they took a breath and asked questions. We looked at the gift of each situation and sent out a request with all the awareness that they acquired from both of those houses. The ask was… what if they could find a house that had the things from the beach house that they loved and the things from the Hill house that they loved? “Okay, universe, what else is possible?”
That’s when the magic happened. Almost like it was waiting for them, a new house popped up…one that had the view of the Hill House, the big kitchen of the Beach House, and was closer to the water. It was like the universe was saying, “See? This is what I had in store for you all along.” The landlords were amazing, everything flowed, and they moved in with ease.
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So here’s the takeaway, my friend: if you’re forcing something and it feels like a constant uphill battle, maybe it’s time to let go and ask what else is possible. The universe might have something even better lined up for you.
Ask yourself:
- Where am I trying to push through a closed door?
- What if I trusted that the right possibility will come with more ease?
- How can I let go of the struggle and let the universe show me something greater?
- What if I trusted that what is meant for me will come to me with ease?
This year, as you step into new choices, remember: don’t fight for the smallest piece of the pie when the whole bakery might be around the corner. Let go of what isn’t flowing and let the universe surprise you.
Here’s to choosing… and then letting it be easy,
PS. Keep your eyes peeled 👀 — we’ll be hosting a 3 Day Body class in March at the new house, and if you’ve been craving a reset, a recharge, and a little “wait… I can actually feel like ME again?” energy… this one’s for you. More details soon 💛
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