Last week, I did something that used to feel impossible.
I fully unplugged. I silenced my work phone, turned on my out-of-office, and allowed myself to be fully present—with friends, with family, with nature. I laughed. I rested. I had fun. I wasn't checking my inbox. I wasn't thinking about sales numbers. I just…let go.
And that's when it happened.
I got a text from my friend and co-worker (on my personal phone) that he had good news to share. I had a choice—to respond or wait until I was back in the office. My gut told me to engage.
A deal we'd been counting on had closed—a big one. I FaceTimed him, tears in my eyes. A commission I wasn't expecting had suddenly appeared, and it came through not when I was pushing, but when I had fully released the outcome.
The tears weren't about the money.
They were about the team.
The effort.
The heart.
The tenacity.
The collective win.
And for me, for honoring my need for rest, setting boundaries, and keeping them.
It reminded me of something important: Sometimes, when we stop trying to force it, what's meant for us flows in with ease.
Affirmation: I trust in divine timing. When I let go, I make space for aligned opportunities to find me.
Here's an invitation to:
Give yourself permission to pause—not everything requires constant effort.
Practice trusting—not everything needs to be chased.
Stay open to magic—not everything good requires hustle.
Abundance doesn't only come from effort. It comes from trust.
So take the walk. Laugh with your people. Let yourself enjoy what's right in front of you. Let go. Let in.
