100 Days

Day 100

Wowsers. What a divine feeling. I think part of me had forgotten how wonderful it feels to set my mind to something and then successfully accomplish it. The last time I set a conscious, that-would-be-frackin-amazing-if-i-accomplished-it goal was four years ago during my senior year of college. In fact, in all of my years thus far, I’ve only set a total of four such goals, and every single one of them was utterly inspiring upon completion.

There is something about setting your mind to something – especially something incredible, something you couldn’t possibly accomplish without putting your heart and soul into it – and really then making it happen. The bigger the goal, the bigger the emotional reward in the end. While this goal was certainly challenging, I know it wasn’t nearly as big as the ones I’ve set previously, because upon completing it I was honestly quite calm – happy, but calm. With previous completions, I felt like I was walking on air, so buoyed up by love and energy that I couldn’t stop smiling for hours and hours, while at the same time feeling completely overwhelmed with gratitude, so much so that I usually ended up crying. Those are the goals I’m talking about. Those are the things that make life feel magical.

Now that I remember what that feeling is like, I want to set a bigger goal. One that I can’t possibly accomplish without setting my mind, heart and soul to it, and one that will astound me when I finish it.

Stay tuned… the next 100 day training is coming, very shorty