I’m listening to Ronna Dietrick and Dyana Valentine preach the gospel of audaciously acknowledging personal truth. Church. Wake Up Renegade.
I’m hearing terms like these and soaking it all in, feeling like I’ve arrived exactly where I belong….
Preach what moves you.
Prophetess
Speak your truth.
Oracle
Truth Teller
Warrior
Conversationist
Audaciously Expressed Courageous Person – Audacious Expression
On the margins
Muse
Encourager
Validation not required
Community and Passion
Women on the verge
Super Powerful – indicator that you’re in the right space.
Edge
Discomfort
When you begin to get closer to your calling, when you’re aligning, it’s scary and uncomfortable. Change makes others uncomfortable too. Change is necessary for growth.
Find your calling.
Fringe – outer edge
Empower
No requirement or pre-requisite to being worthy. Enoughness.
Outlier
Women
What you create matters – has your stamp of “you” on it. Tailored.
Pushing the boundaries.
Righteousness
Leadership
Communion
Synergy
Not sorry.
Raise your vibration.
Preach what moves you. Chances are it is exactly what someone else needs to move.
xo & belief in all things you,
Carmen
I LOVE this list, Carmen. It feels like liturgy – a sacred repeating of words that matter, that shape, that change, that compel, that minister!
Thank you for being “in church” this morning and for sharing (evangelizing) with your world!
xoxo
Ah! You “caught” me. I just started this new Word Press site today and decided to write/doodle while I was listening to you and Dyana to see how a new post would look. I thought I had it set to “private”… guess not. lol I haven’t even picked a theme, added a logo, deleted the sample stuff… anything. It feels a little vulnerable and exposed, which is exactly how I need to feel I suppose. I’m ready for a transition into owning my truth and writing it, speaking it, sharing it and… I’m rambling.
Thanks for popping over to what will eventually be my new home on the web.
xo & belief,
Carmen
Amen, Sister! Love it. Especially the last line! I’m so proud of you.
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