Tag: personal development
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Trust the Trigger – Your Inner Compass Is Calling

There’s a quiet but potent invitation that life extends to you every day — not through comfort, but through contrast. Through discomfort. Through the pang in your chest, the tightening in your jaw, the sting behind your eyes. Through your triggers. Don’t avoid them. Your triggers are not signs that you’re broken or failing. They’re…
Elizabeth Ellames
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We Are Not Born Leaders, We Become Them

Hello wonderous Souls, Today I am talking about authentic leadership… You are not born with confidence etched into your bones, nor do you arrive in this world as a fully-formed leader, striding with certainty into your vocational life. Confidence is not an inheritance, nor is leadership a crown granted at birth. Rather, they are quiet…
Elizabeth Ellames
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Where the Real Magic Lives

We live in a world that constantly encourages us to set goals, chase dreams, and measure success by achievements. There’s nothing wrong with having ambitions—goals give us direction and purpose. But have you ever noticed that when we finally reach those long-anticipated milestones, the joy is often fleeting? We check the box, celebrate for a…
Elizabeth Ellames
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The Power Of Aligned Decisions: Part Two

Protecting Your Focus in a World of Content Overload In today’s hyper-connected world, we are constantly consuming information—articles, podcasts, videos, and endless social media posts. While knowledge is valuable, too much of it can leave us feeling mentally cluttered and unable to make clear, aligned decisions. Instead of moving forward with purpose, we become stuck…
Elizabeth Ellames
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You are constantly co-creating with the 4th and 5th Dimensions of Reality

Everyone is always creating from the fourth dimension, the realm of the imagination. This dimension of consciousness operates beyond the visible, material world and is the realm of imagination and intention. Whether you are consciously shaping your reality from this dimension or not, it always plays a role in what you experience. The process of…
Elizabeth Ellames
